Research briefing for this now available on the Grievance Project project website: grievance-erc.com/research-brief…

Looking for a post doc for the final year of the Grievance Project project - Advert here - bit.ly/3xt6eO6 - Deadline 13th December. No specific disciplinary background in mind nor is a background in the field necessary. Creative, problem-oriented & strong methods a must.

CREST invite submissions for its second international conference on Behavioural and Social Sciences in Security (#BASS22), which will be held in Lancaster 19-21 July 2022. Submit your applications now!⬇️ crestresearch.ac.uk/opportunities/…

A RAN special report on lone actors featuring our PI - youtube.com/watch?v=Fql7LH…

CREST is inviting submissions for its conference on Behavioural and Social Sciences in Security (BASS22), in Lancaster 19-21 July 2022. The conference themes are risk and risk management; eliciting and assessing information; and deterrence and disruption.

My favourite paper from my PhD with Noémie Bouhana, Zoe Marchment, and Paul Gill is out now! We use network analysis to visualise the mutually reinforcing interactions among risk factors for vulnerability to violent extremism. Open access. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

A look at the Vulnerability Assessment Framework ⬇️ By Zoe Marchment Paul Gill #CSR13 crestresearch.ac.uk/comment/evalua…

Full text available open access: mdpi.com/2220-9964/10/1…

There's still time to make your submission to BASS22. One of our themes is 'deterrence and disruption'. If your research looks at ways in which hostile actors can be disrupted and disengaged, this could be for you! Submit here crestresearch.ac.uk/bass22/submiss…

Our results indicate that along with other factors, the street network plays a role in shaping terrorist target selection. Streets that are more connected and more likely to be traversed will experience more attacks.

Now out with Oxford University Press, 380+ pages of the latest thinking on lone-actor terrorism.

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Looking forward to STR_Conf with the Grievance Project team💪🏼

Our latest: Risk and Protective Profiles for Vulnerability to Radicalization is now out and open access - bit.ly/3X70ipj . Led by Caitlin Clemmow

Funded by the Home Office via the Perpetrator Fund, our report on 'Risk & Protective Factors for Domestic Abuse Perpetration in the UK' is now published #OpenAccess 👇 discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1016…

📢Welcome to read a hot topic paper published in our Journal that uses #graph theoretical measures to analyse the relationship between #street #network usage, as well as other street- and area-level factors, and dissident Republican violence in Belfast. 👉mdpi.com/2220-9964/10/1…

New paper is out in Editors with Chris Chinda, Zoe Marchment, & Paul Gill. We examine the impact of religious and public holidays on the frequency of terrorist attacks. Grievance Project Open access here: doi.org/10.1080/095465…

🚨 NEW REPORT 🚨 📝 How robust is the evidence base for the human ability to recognise suspicious activity/hostile reconnaissance? crestresearch.ac.uk/resources/the-… ✍️ Authors: Zoe Marchment & Paul Gill #Psychology #Evidence #HumanBehaviour

Includes a chapter from Zoe Marchment Amber Seaward Doherty & Goodman and I on lessons from general violence risk assessment for violent extremism risk assessment including the trickiness of prediction, multivariate explanations of risk, blending guidances, and design features