Home Team Journal: Issue 3

This special edition features Dr Majeed Khader, Director of Behavioural Sciences Unit, as Guest Editor. With the theme, "Behavioural Sciences in Home Team Operations", this issue exemplifies the ‘3 O’ applications of behavioural and social sciences – namely, Operations, Organisations and Officer. This is an issue that anyone interested in social and behavioural sciences, and how they relate to Home Team operations, should not miss out reading!

Contents

• Behavioural Sciences in Home Team Operations: ‘Mindware’ to Complement Our Hardware

• Operations Psychology in the Home Team: Psychology and Mindware in Law Enforcement and Operations

• The Arab Revolution: The Role of Social Media

• Radicalisation: What (If Anything) is to be Done? When Facts Get in the Way of a Good Story

• Strategies for Risk Reduction Programmes for Violent Extremists: Lessons from Singapore, Indonesia and Afghanistan

• Policing Terrorism

• Al-Qaeda and the Continuing Challenge of Counterterrorism and Homeland Security

• The Nexus Between and Among Internationally-Focused Terrorist Groups and Multinational Criminal Cartels

• Are White-Collar Criminals a Homogeneous or Heterogeneous Group?

• The Value of Simulation-Based Training in Reducing Decision Avoidance

• Intelligence Decision-Making for Counter-Terrorism Operations: Improving Effectiveness

• Capturing Investigative Knowledge: Methodological Scaffolding for Measuring Thinking Styles of Police Investigators

• Creativity in Policing: Building the Necessary Skills to Solve Complex and Protracted Investigations

• Resilience as a Buffer Against Burnout: A Survey of Job Demands, Resilience and Burnout Among Singapore Prison Officers

• Help and Hope for First Responders with PTSD

View: Home Team Journal: Issue 3