Commissioned-Programme, People2nd December 201517th October 2018

Türkay Nefes

Postdoctoral Researcher in Contemporary Turkish Sociology, University of Oxford

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Analysis of what a person says, with how they say it, can paint a remarkably detailed picture of a person’s mental and social universe. Read the article by Ryan L. Boyd and Paul Kapoor https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu #Data #CSR9 https://t.co/sDqBv35VMZ

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Do you know your ‘Artificial Neural Networks’ to ‘Zipf’s Law’? @dunc_h gives us an A-Z on #Data in our latest issue of CREST Security Review: https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu https://t.co/lNNI3ZQNDq

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How can re-designing system interactions help build trust between governments and citizens and enhance security of individuals and the state? Guest editor @debi_ashenden looks at the research in latest issue of #CSR9 #Data https://t.co/mN7AF9ueoU https://t.co/dgWEkqoxFf

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Congrats to CREST researcher Ben Lee ( @nebulon82) who has been chosen by @CommissionCE to write one of 19 academic papers that will inform a major study on #extremism. https://t.co/utPnpn7dvt https://t.co/JSbAe07bTk

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This issue of #CSR9 looks at some of the latest research on #Data, how the social and behavioural sciences can help us see the value that data and computer science can bring to understanding and countering security threats. https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu https://t.co/NwfOMZMonP

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Analysing lone-actor terrorism in context – @noemie_bouhana outlines a framework for assessing the risk of lone-actor terrorism, by shifting the focus from ‘who and why’ to ‘who and where’ https://t.co/ucZiCl0u3w https://t.co/NmPkKPMgys

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Delighted that our very own Ben Lee ( @nebulon82) has been chosen by @CommissionCE to write one of 19 academic papers that will inform a major study on #extremism. https://t.co/utPnpmPC6T https://t.co/vOOfNNAVUu

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NEW: How does Russian state disinformation operate in the Caucasus region or Ukraine? To what extent can disinformation be traced to specific actors or agents of influence? A series of CREST reports on Russia and Disinformation have been published today: https://t.co/Ye2aJBzGm0 https://t.co/dtNXCbASGd

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Our ability to judge others accurately can have profound consequences in terms of who we socialise with, date or employ. @jo_hinds explains in #CSR9 #Data https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu https://t.co/EGsM1EuCNm

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#CSR9 #Data OUT NOW ft @Pip__T on the vulnerability of language in an age of digital capitalism. https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu. https://t.co/RkFqnEcT0f

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Check out our latest CREST report which provides detail on several frameworks that are used to assess risks of extremist violence. Download, read and share it here: https://t.co/jQXh8Lw7rn https://t.co/IDUnHXT48u

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Why do some ‘extremists’ or ‘extremist groups’ choose not to engage in violence, or only in particular forms of low-level violence? @joel_busher Donald Holbrook and @macklin_gd explain in latest issue of #CSR Issue 9 https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu https://t.co/PyUwpbG2FS

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We’re delighted to help build the capacity of security-related research by providing three bursaries for students to attend the annual Naturalistic Decision Making conference https://t.co/kw4l94Q0uj https://t.co/1wCMhEPttN

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Looking at a different aspect of problems with extremism, Sarah Marsden @pprlancaster provides a guide to good practice in CVE https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu #CSR9 https://t.co/zXEhQom5ur

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What are the problems in recalling detail from repeated events? @FeniKontogianni highlights the issues and provides techniques for overcoming them in #CSR9 #Data https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu https://t.co/hjZoqSdO2r

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Latest issue of CREST Security Review ( #CSR9) OUT NOW ft. @pamhanway on how we can reduce the cognitive load on interviewers. https://t.co/mN7AF9LPNu https://t.co/OdYngxsU6d

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Türkay Nefes

Postdoctoral Researcher in Contemporary Turkish Sociology, University of Oxford

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