Caitlin Clemmow

Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats

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Projects
Commissioned year
Environment and Interventions: Assessing the environmental risk of terrorism
Operationalising an existing SAT (Situational Action Theory)-supported framework known as "S5" the resulting risk assessment framework from this project seeks to aid the design and evaluation of interventions aimed at preventing radicalisation through influencing context.
Project
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2021 – 2022
Commissioned year
Conspiracy Theories and Extremism
This project will make significant advances in understanding the relationship between beliefs in conspiracy theories and extremist causes, through demonstrating whether certain types of conspiracy theories are more closely aligned with violent intentions (e.g. belief in QAnon vs. flat-earth) as well as articulating the relevance of conspiracy and extremist beliefs to one another.
Project
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2021 – 2022
Articles
new
Guide
Paul Gill, Bettina Rottweiler, Caitlin Clemmow
The Personality Types that Amplify or Diminish the Relationship Between COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories and Support for Anti-Government Violence
This short guide explores the impact of COVID-19 conspiracy beliefs on support for anti-government violence and examines whether this relationship was stronger or weaker based on particular personality traits.
Guide |
3 min read

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