IA-IP Conferences:
Faces of Terrorism

Programme

Full details of the programe will be online shortly.


Presenters & Presentations

Commander John McDowall,
Deputy National Coordinator of Terrorist Investigations,
Metropolitan Police , UK

Dr Anne Speckhard,
Georgetown University, USA
‘Pathways of Radicalisation/Deradicalisation:
Fighting the Militant Jihadist Ideologies’

Professor David Canter,
Centre for Investigative Psychology , UK
‘Suicide Bombing: Is there a Samson Syndrome?’

Dr John Horgan,
University of St Andrews , UK
‘Disengagement from Terrorism’

Detective Superintendent Steve Moore,
Merseyside Police , UK
‘The Changing Face of Terrorism’

Deputy Inspector General of Police Sudhansu Sarangi,
INDIA
‘Radicalisation Process of Islamic Terrorists – Narrative interviews with Islamic Terrorists’

Dr Dipak Gupta,
San Diego State University , USA
‘Terrorism and Organised Crime: A Behavioural Perspective’

Dr George Kassimeris,
University of Wolverhampton , UK
‘The Most Expensive Form of Fantasy:
Europe ’s Last Revolutionary Terrorists-the Notorious November 17th Group’

Everard Philips,
Centre for Investigative Psychology , UK
‘Terrorism, organised crime and political violence:
radical group movement towards kidnap for ransom’

Dr Michael Stohl,
University of California , USA
‘Framing Muslim Terrorist Incidents in the United States & United Kingdom : Implications for Counterterrorism’

Professor Clive Williams MG
Centre for Policing Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism
(PICT, Macquarie University, Sydney
Case study of the Mumbai train bombings – the most deadly terrorist attack in 2006 - and its broader implications

Sam Mullins,
Centre for Investigative Psychology , UK
‘Terrorist Networks and Small-Group Psychology’

Please note: the programme is subject to change