This CREST report examines how ‘soft facts’ influence individual and collective behaviours, and what are the most effective counter-measures for managing their consequences. The…
CREST has published a report on how ‘soft facts’ influence individual and collective behaviours. The report, by Martin Innes, states findings from the research…
CREST Administrative Assistant, Lancaster University Laura has a BSc in Psychology and an LLM in International Human Rights Law, and has worked both in…
This is a roundup of what CREST has been up to in January 2020. You can stay up-to-date with all our work by signing…
Emma Boakes writes about her doctoral research on cyber and physical security collaboration. Could an unknown third party remotely manipulate your building’s heating systems? Could this cause…
The UK Home Office is launching an open grant competition to fund social science or interdisciplinary academic research projects on Understanding, Preventing and Responding…
This is a roundup of what CREST has been up to in December 2019. You can stay up-to-date with all our work by signing…
CREST is delighted to invite submissions for the second international conference on Behavioural and Social Sciences in Security (BASS20), which will be held in Portsmouth, UK,…
This is a roundup of what CREST has been up to in November 2019. You can stay up-to-date with all our work by signing…
CREST have today published a research report and toolkit to help security and law enforcement become familiar with scenario planning techniques. How can we…
A toolkit for practising with uncertain security futures. How can we anticipate and counter the diversity of forms in which such abstract and broad…
A report on mitigating future threats via scenario planning. How can we anticipate and counter the diversity of forms in which such abstract and…