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This Theory seminar focuses on the conceptual, methodological and interdisciplinarity foci of the counter-terrorism research group Gill is involved in. It elaborates upon the thinking behind the core principles of their every day work such as their focus on (a) interdisciplinarity (b) problem-oriented approaches (c) scientific methodologies (d) data inputs (e) dissemination outputs and (f) practitioner relevance. It concludes with a discussion of why being embedded within an Engineering faculty is fundamental to many of these pursuits for the research group.
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Paul Gill is Professor of Security and Crime Science at University College London. His work focuses on the behavioural underpinnings of radicalisation and terrorism. Current projects include those that develop the evidence base for risk and protective factors for violent extremist outcomes, the development of measurements of violent extremism, and the evaluation of risk assessment and management processes. He currently manages projects from a range of funders included the European Research Council, the Home Office, and CREST.