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The Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST) has been awarded £5.3m by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), part of UK Research and Innovation, to produce new behavioural and social science research into security threats to the UK. Since launching in October 2015, CREST has brought together 140 researchers from 35 Higher Education institutions and SMEs who have, through their research and engagement activities, added value to security training, practices and policies. The grant announced today sees CREST funded until 2023 with £5.3m coming from the UK Home Office and security and intelligence agencies, and matched investments made by its core partners at the universities of Bath, Central Lancashire, Lancaster, Portsmouth, Handa CSTPV and University College London.
Meet the Team
Dr Sarah Marsden
Senior Lecturer
Dr Benjamin Lee
Senior Research Associate
The Research
Trauma, Adversity, and Violent Extremism. Dr Marsden and Dr James Lewis, 2021
Managing Terrorism-Related Offenders in Prison, Dr Marsden, 2020
Right-Wing Terrorism: Pathways and Protective Factors, Dr Marsden, 2020
Economic Influences on Radicalisation, Dr Marsden, 2020
Extremist Risk Assessment, Dr Marsden, 2020
Behavioural-Focused Protective Security Programmes, Dr Marsden, 2020
The Relationship Between Metal Health Problems and Terrorism, Dr Marsden, 2020
Terrorism Related Simulations, Dr Marsden, 2020
Public Experiences of the UK Counter-Terrorism System, Dr Marsden, 2020
Evaluating Programmes to Prevent and Counter Extremism, Dr Marsden, 2020
Three podcasts exploring transnationalism and the extreme-right. Bringing together academics from across the globe, this series looks at how extreme-right groups and lone actors have developed connections with each other on ideological grounds.