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Terrorism research practices in the private sector: context and considerations

In: A Research Agenda for Terrorism Studies

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  • Ross Frenett
  • Meghan Conroy
  • Carolyn Hoyle
  • Celia Davies
  • Nic Rees
  • Ludovica Di Giorgi
  • Catriona Scholes

Abstract

The majority of research on terrorism is taking place outside of academia, carried out by government and private sector analysts. This chapter provides a detailed overview of research practices in the private sector. The chapter outlines how the authors approach decision maker-focused research and ethical safeguards in a client-centric industry. Within this they address the methodologies and process utilised to produce the highest quality rapid response research. Within the chapter they emphasise the importance in bringing in people from diverse backgrounds to enhance the work produced, alongside the importance of thorough risk assessment and risk mitigation processes.

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  • Ross Frenett & Meghan Conroy & Carolyn Hoyle & Celia Davies & Nic Rees & Ludovica Di Giorgi & Catriona Scholes, 2023. "Terrorism research practices in the private sector: context and considerations," Chapters, in: Lara A. Frumkin & John F. Morrison & Andrew Silke (ed.), A Research Agenda for Terrorism Studies, chapter 15, pages 225-240, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:19368_15
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