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Recent research led by Professor Amanda Robinson in the School of Social Sciences at Cardiff University involved a thematic review of three different types of death reviews: Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHRs), Mental Health Homicide Reviews (MHHRs) and Adult Practice Reviews (APRs).
At the May Crime & Security Research Institute's Lunchtime Seminar we were pleased to welcome Professor Stuart MacDonald, Co-director of Swansea University's CHERISH Digital Economy Centre and Director of their multidisciplinary Cyberterrorism research project.
Prof. Martin Innes of Cardiff University's Crime and Security Research Institute here speaks with Peter Vaughan, Chief Constable of South Wales Police, about how the benefits of the two organisations working together to help improve policing in South Wales.
Martin Innes is a Professor in the School of Social Sciences, Director of the Universities' Police Science Institute and is recognised as one of the world's leading authorities on policing and social control.
Here, Peter Vaughan, Chief Constable of South Wales Police, asks Martin about where his research interest in policing came from.
The Crime and Security Institute has been set up to conduct research that generates new evidence and insights to help reduce crime and increase security.
