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Yemen's Uncertain Future Threatens Regional StabilityYemen's Uncertain Future Threatens Regional Stability
Wednesday 19 November 2008
Yemen presents a 'perfect storm' of problems for Western governments confronting the prospect of state failure in this strategically...

Key Foreign Policy Issues Facing Barack ObamaKey Foreign Policy Issues Facing Barack Obama
Wednesday 5 November 2008
Chatham House experts offer their perspectives on the key foreign policy and economic challenges facing the new administration. The following...

Economic Crisis May Need More 'Out of the Box' MeasuresEconomic Crisis May Need More 'Out of the Box' Measures
Wednesday 15 October 2008
A new paper by Chatham House says that the once-in-a-century economic meltdown means that OECD countries' simultaneous collapse in...

Yemen: Fear of Failure
November, 2008
Yemen presents a potent combination of problems for policy-makers confronting the prospect of state failure in this strategically important...

NATO: Back to the Future?
November, 2008
This is a transcript of a speech given by Dr Paul Cornish, Head International Security Programme and Carrington Chair...

Ukraine’s Political Crisis: The Domestic and Foreign Policy Implications of the Georgia Conflict
November, 2008
This is a summary of a meeting held at Chatham House on 10 October 2008.

The Potential Contribution of Biofuels to Sustainable Development and a Low-carbon Future
October, 2008
This paper is informed by a roundtable workshop held at Chatham House in April 2008 to discuss practical policy...

 

 

Dr Bill Durodié

Dr Bill Durodié

Associate Fellow, International Security Programme

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Expertise

  • Risk
  • Terrorism
  • Politics of Fear
  • Homeland Security
  • Psychological Impacts

Projects

  • Research - A Sociology of Rumours
  • Book - Communicating the War on Terror
  • Teaching - Establishing an MSc in Risk and Security

Recent Publications

  • Fear and Terror in a Post-Political Age, Government and Opposition, Vol.42, No.3, July 2007, pp.427-450
  • Suicide Bombers v Sexual Abusers: A Battle of Depravity or Western Fixations?, Security Journal, Vol.20, No.3, July 2007, pp.146-157
  • Home-Grown Nihilism: The Clash Within Civilisations in 'Britain and Security', Cornish, P. ed., The Smith Institute, 2007, pp.117-128
  • Understanding the Broader Context, in 'Technology and Security: Governing Threats in the New Millennium', Rappert, B. ed., Palgrave Macmillan, 2007, pp.193-211
  • What Can the Science and Technology Community Contribute?, in 'Science and Technology Policies for the Anti-Terrorism Era', James, A. ed., IOS Press, Amsterdam, 2006, pp.38-50
  • Cultural Precursors and Psychological Consequences of Contemporary Western Responses to Acts of Terror, in 'The Psychology of Resolving Global Conflicts', Fitzduff, M. and Stout C.E. eds., Praeger Press, Westport, 2006, pp.307-326
  • Risk and the Social Construction of 'Gulf War Syndrome', Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, Vol.361, No.1468, April 2006, pp.689-695
  • Public Panic and Morale: World War Two Civilian Responses Re-Examined in the Light of the Current Anti-Terrorist Campaign, Journal of Risk Research, with Edgar Jones, Robin Woolven and Simon Wessely, Vol.9, No.1, January 2006, pp.57-73
  • The Limitations of Risk Management in Dealing with Disaster: Building Social Resilience, Politik, Vol.8, No.1, March 2005, pp.14-21
  • Facing the Possibility of Bio-Terrorism, Current Opinion in Biotechnology, Vol.15, No.3, June 2004, pp.264-268

Experience

2005-Date Senior Lecturer in Risk and Corporate Security, Cranfield University, Defence Academy, Shrivenham, UK
2004-2005 Director, International Centre for Security Analysis, International Policy Institute, King's College London, UK
2002-2004 Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Defence Studies, International Policy Institute, King's College London, UK

Broadcast Experience

Extensive

Languages

French (broadcast), German (not for broadcast)