Senior Lecturer Public Management, and Course Leader Masters in Public Administration, University of Portsmouth
I lecture in Politics and Public Administration at Masters level at the University of Portsmouth. I have 20 years experience in local and national government, with a special interest in communities and partnership working.
I lead four modues for the Masters in Public Administration (DL/DA) and the Senior Leader Masters in Public Administration Degree Apprenticeship. I also lead the Professional Practice undergraduate module.
My background is in Local and National Government as a manager having had fifteen years in public service, during which time I taught at other universities in Sussex. My research covers aspects of community safety and policing, with a special focus on knife crime and youth violence. I have published in this area and my paper "The London Killings of 2018: the story behind the numbers and some proposed solutions" has recently appeared in Crime Prevention and Community Safety. In 2020, my book, "Solutions to Knife Crime: a path through the red sea?" was published by Vernon Press.
I have recent had two conference papers published on detecting radicalisation in communities and on multi-agency partnership working. I have a journal article out for review on the London stabbings of 2018.
Southport attacks: what we know about knife crime in the UK and how to solve it
Aug 05, 2024 07:31 am UTC| Insights & Views
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