03 University of Plymouth Research Projects and Portfolios
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SOWFIA project
Streamlining of Ocean Wave Farms Impact Assessment (SOWFIA) project (IEE/09/809/ SI2.558291)
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Policing Piracy 2: Modern Piracy and Smuggling in the South West
(2016)This second panel explored the policing of smuggling and profiteering in the south west and the responses of the police to the smuggling of people and commodities including the clandestine landing of people and drugs on ... -
Post-PACE: Police and Policing in the South West
(2016)Co-Ordinator: Professor Kim Stevenson Chair: Professor Judith Rowbotham Consultant: Michael Kandiah, Kings College London Aim: to collect details of the experiences, anecdotes and memories of former serving police officers ... -
Policing Piracy 1: The International Picture, Politics and Strategies Post 1989
(2016)This panel explored international responses and policing to modern day piracy and shiphijacking including incidents involving Somali and Malay pirates in the Gulf and Indian oceans. Panel Witnesses included: David Thomas, ... -
Plymouth City Policewomen’s Department
(2018)Witness Seminar 7: Plymouth City Policewomen’s Department Co-Ordinator: Professor Kim Stevenson Chair: Professor Judith Rowbotham Consultant: Michael Kandiah, Kings College London Aim: to examine the role of Plymouth ... -
Policing Everyday Crime on the Streets
(2017)Organiser: Professor Kim Stevenson, Professor of SocioLegal History, School of Law, Criminology and Government, University of Plymouth Chair: Dr Judith Rowbotham, Visiting Research Fellow, School of Law, Criminology and ... -
Western leveraged pedagogy of Central and Eastern Europe: Discourses of homophobia, tolerance, and nationhood
(Informa UK Limited, 2014-01-01)This article focuses on the relations between the two geo-temporal categories - Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and West/Europe - in discussions about sexual politics, homophobia, tolerance, and nationhood. It contributes ...
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