Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 20 Years of Critical Perspectives

Introduction: Security Knowledge in Practice: Twenty years of the Journal of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 1. Right-wing extremism in Australia: the rise of the new radical right 2. Australian right wing extremist ideology: exploring narratives of nostalgia and nemesis 3. Mind the grass! Exploring the assessment of informant coverage in policing and law enforcement 4. Source Handler perceptions of the interviewing processes employed with informants 5. Clandestine communications in cyber-denied environments: Numbers stations and radio in the 21st century 6. Islamophobes are not all the same! A study of far right actors on Twitter 7. Humour, trust, and tacit knowledge of police and border officers in international police collaboration 8. A scoping analysis of the counter terrorism command policing structure and its impact on intelligence sharing between the police and the security services 9. A bridge too far? An academic-national security practitioner dialogue on research collaboration across the divide 10. Countering violent extremism: assessment in theory and practice 11. The integration of statistical learning in intelligence education: is the academy equipping tomorrow's intelligence professionals to analyze data-centric threats? 12. Beyond motherhood: women's agency as mediators and monitors in preventing and countering violent extremism initiatives in the Philippines