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• Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence
  ...h centres with close links to government, intelligence agencies, corporate security companies and other terrorology centres such as the [[terrorexpertise:RAND ...nnexe'. This seeming camouflage and the fact that students and staff swipe security cards to come and go, helps lend the impression that there is some covert a
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• Campaign Against Criminalising Communities
  ...tigation and condemnation. The abduction of individuals is illegal and the act of knowingly supporting the sending of persons to countries where they will ...ernment obtains and uses 'intelligence' from liaisons with foreign security services who practice torture.
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• Michael Fitzpatrick
  ...k of Freedom Briefing]]s, [[Worldbytes]] and the [[Battle of Ideas]]. From 2001 to the present he wrote for [[Spiked]] as the health correspondent. In May ...idelines.shtml 'Guidelines on science and health communication'], November 2001, '' Social Issues Research Centre'', accessed 12 March 2015</ref>.
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• Anthony Glees
  ...] (BUCSIS).<ref>[http://www.bucsis.co.uk/ Buckingham University Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies], 6 may 2009.</ref> ...and was latterly the Director of the [[Brunel Centre for Intelligence and Security Studies]].<ref>Anthony Glees, Letter, The Times, Friday, Aug 15, 1980; pg.
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• Paul Wilkinson
  ...ams appearing on the basis that the broadcast might ‘encourage or incite crime, or lead to disorder, or be offensive to public feeling.’ <ref>Richard No ...y 1989</ref> Several years later he would co-edit ''Aviation Terrorism and Security'' with [[Brian Jenkins]], another key figure in the early years of terroris
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• Mackenzie Institute for the Study of Terrorism, Revolution and Propaganda
  ...ariety of political matters, with a focus on terrorism, war, and organised crime.<ref>Policy.ca Profile: Mackenzie Institute Policy.ca | November 25 2005 | ...''Toronto Star'', 13 February 2000, p. 1; Rob Faulkner, "Institute offers anti-terrorism tip sheet", ''Hamilton Spectator'', 10 August 2005, A6.</ref> In 1994, jour
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• David Veness
  ...olitan Police from 1994 to 2005 and Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security for the United Nations until 2008. ===1964-2001===
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• Stockholm Network
  ...ks.shtml Policy Resources], Retrieved from the Internet Archive 15 January 2001 on 26 April 2010;Pfizer Forum [http://web.archive.org/web/20050618085258/ht ...te a knowledge economy. But new problems have also arisen including energy security, climate change, the tension between intellectual property and competition
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• Bayer: Influence / Lobbying
  ...rical links with the German government (see also [[Bayer: Corporate Crimes|crime]] section) and can count on the support of other governments, in particular ...social regulation); minimising liability (for their committed crimes, see crime section).
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• Construction Industry: Corporate Crimes
  Prior to the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001, it was a crime to receive or pay a bribe, but the courts did not have jurisdiction if the #{{note|116}} 'Partners in Crime: the UK and destruction of the Forest of the Great Apes', Greenpeace, April
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• Bayer: Corporate Crimes
  {{ref|229}} Nelson Mandela signed the [[Medicines Control Act]] in 1997, which allowed South Africa's health minister to override patent ...ug after a large number of deaths, Germany's health minister, on 25 August 2001, accused Bayer of sitting on research documenting Baycol's lethal side-effe
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• Jonathan Evans (MI5)
  From 2007 to 2013 he was the director general of [[Security Service|MI5]]. He is the sixteenth person to have held the post since it wa .... In 1985 he moved to protective security policy and advising departmental security officers on the protection of classified information. Evans then worked on
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• James Panton
  ...cs at the [[University of Oxford]]. According to his linkedin profile from 2001-2010 he undertook a DPhil in Political Theory at the University of Oxford, ===Writing for Spiked (2001 - 2010)===
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• Brendan O'Neill
  ...ion-act-and-freedom-of-speech Brendan O'Neill on the Racial Discrimination Act and freedom of speech], Radio National, 15 April 2014, acc 18 April 2014 < ====2001====
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• Munira Mirza
  ...f the ‘general statutory duty on race’ in the Race Relations Amendment Act the Crime and Disorder Act and Anti-Terrorism and Security Act 2001; review the efficacy of citizenship tests and citizenship education, and; r
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• Roy Godson
  ...icks or Trump Cards: US Covert Action and Counterintelligence, Roy Godson, 2001, Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, New Jersey, Library of Congress Cat ...the NSIC's 'left face', the [[Advisory Committee on European Democracy and Security]] (ACEDS), which published his book, Eurocommunism. Co-author of the work w
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• National Strategy Information Center
  ...r the NSIC's 'left face', the Advisory Committee on European Democracy and Security (ACEDS), which published his book, Eurocommunism. Co-author of the work was ...lude all Western governments and its contributors included the US National Security Adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, apart from its propaganda orientation, this i
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• Bob Lambert
  ...lecturer-former-cop-who-had-undercover-affair ‘Holloway Road uni defends crime lecturer former cop who had undercover affair’], ''Islington Tribune'', 3 ...responsibilities'', MPSB, August 2004 (released via Freedom of Information Act), p5.</ref> until 1993. He returned to SDS as its Operational Controller, w
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• RISC Management
  '''RISC Management''' was a private security and intelligence company controlled by former Metropolitan Police officer [ ...l of the oil giant [[Yukos]]. Curtis needed a company that would carry out security, risk management and due dilligence on behalf of the oligarchs. The company
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• Ghayasuddin Siddiqui
  ...03/dec/atcsReport.pdf Report of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 Review Committee], 10 July 2003"</ref>. ...ipt_100703_final.pdf Meeting of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 Review Committee]"</ref>, he described the climate of fear that he believed
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