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Welcome to iCRiSP
Issues of conflict, risk and safety get more and more attention in society. Founded in 2009, the research centre for Conflict, Risk and Safety Perception iCRiSP focuses on the implementation of knowledge from social and behavioural sciences regarding issues of conflict, risk and safety in public and private sectors of society.
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iCRiSP focuses on three activities aimed at promoting the further understanding of how to manage issues of conflict, risk and safety.
- First, iCRiSP maintains the iCRiSP International Network for researchers working in this domain. iCRiSP members present their research interests and their publications.
- Second, iCRiSP serves as a centre for documentation and expertise in the domain of societal issues of conflict, risk and safety by providing access to academic knowledge. This site provides information on ongoing research, current and past publications, and upcoming events.
- Third, iCRiSP focuses on valorisation of the results of social and behavioural research in its domain of conflict, risk and safety perception. Valorisation is defined by iCRiSP as the promotion of the sustainable implementation of study results by private and public actors in society.
Latest news
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iCRiSP-er Jan Gutteling voorzitter WODC-commissie Onlangs is door het ministerie van Veiligheid en Justitie opdracht verleend aan I&O Research i.s.m. Berenschot voor de uitvoering van het onderzoek ‘Belevingsonderzoek pilots NL Alert’. NL-Alert is een state-of-the-art publiekswaarschuwingsysteem, te gebruiken ... read more |
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GW-onderzoek naar pestgedrag leidt tot pestloket De vakgroep Psychologie van Conflict, Risico en Veiligheid heeft in 2010 een onderzoek verricht onder ruim 1200 leden van het CNV naar pestgedrag op de werkvloer. Het rapport met onderzoeksresultaten is in 2010, in samenwerking met CNV Vakmensen, gepubliceerd. De resultaten ... read more |
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Ellen Giebels and Paul Taylor are guest editing a special edition of NCMR and invite submissions that examine the (social) psychological and communicative dynamics surrounding terrorism and political violence. ... read more |
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In January two of our iCRiSP-members will defend their dissertation. |
