Emerging Securities Unit

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Police Power and Maritime Security A study of the type of police power that emerges from civilian and military security assemblages. Supplements previous studies on terrestrial formations of police is by examining the emergence of police power in the reconfiguration of space around maritime security.	Dr Barry Ryan
Rising powers and new architectures of global and regional governance. An element of a larger research project led by Professor Doyle on Governance in the Indo-Pacific Region, this work analyses the impact of rising Indo Pacific powers – China, India, South Korea, and Indonesia – on new and existing modes of regional and global institutions and regulatory regimes	Professor Tim Doyle	Find out more
Aerial Geographies: spaces, mobilities, visualities	Dr. Peter Adey	Funded by the ESRC
Capitalising Security through Life Insurance in the UK	Dr Luis Lobo-Guerrero & Dr Emily Jackson	Funded bu the Leverhulme Trust Find Out More
The Social Determination of Risk: Critical infrastructure and mass transportation protection in the Norwegian Civil Aviation Sector	Dr. Luis Lobo-Guerrero (contributing)

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The Falklands War 1982 and its aftermath This project examines how members of the British Parachute Regiment and their family members recall their experiences of the Falklands war and its aftermath. A British Academy Small Grant is funding interviews with veterans and relatives of soldiers killed and archival work as the archives open after 30 years. The research examines memories and commemoration of the war, as well as the many impacts involvement with the war has had.	Dr Helen Parr	Funded by the British Academy
Police Reform in the Balkans Examinations of the process of statebuilding in the Balkans, particularly Serbia, Kosovo and Montenegro. Dr Ryan recently advised and edited Montenegro's Police Reform Plan on behalf of the Oganization for Security and Cooperation (OSCE).	Dr Barry Ryan
Marine Insurance and War	Dr. Luis Lobo-Guerrero	Find out more

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Gender, Security and Popular Culture; emotions and security. More specifically, this includes the way in which female perpetrators of political violence are portrayed within a ‘war on terror’ cultural context; the role of women in the armed forces; how visual imagery can be analysed in critical security studies; and how emotions and affect inform understandings of security practices.	Dr Linda Åhäll
Mobility, Regulation and Control in a Time of Terror: The Liverpool Blitz	Dr. Peter Adey, Prof. Barry Godfrey and Dr. David Cox	Find Out More
Staging and Preforming Emergencies: The role of exercises in UK Preparedness	Dr. Ben Anderson, Dr. Peter Adey, Prof. Stephen Graham	Find Out More
The Biopolitics of Resilience	Dr Chris Zebrowski	Find Out More