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About the ARC Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security
The Australian Research
Council (ARC) Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security (CEPS) is a major research partnership between The Australian
National University, Griffith University, The University of Queensland and Charles Sturt University. The Centre also
brings together a range of industry partners that are committed to innovation and evidence-based research in policing
and security.
The Centre's goal is to gain a better understanding of the origins, motivations and dynamics of crime and security threats.
Its objectives are to create significant transformations in crime, crime prevention and security policies, and to bring
about evidence-based reform in the practices of policing and security to enhance Australia's social, economic and
cultural wellbeing.
For an overview of CEPS at The Australian National University, visit the “CEPS at the ANU” page (on this site).
For a complete overview of the ARC Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security, visit
CEPS at Griffith University (you will be directed to another site).
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CEPS@ANU NEWS
CEPS Visiting Fellow nominated for Next 100 series
1 July 2009
Dr Raymond Choo was one of 10 nominees in the Innovations category of the Next 100 Emerging Leaders selected by The Weekend
Australian Magazine during early 2009.
Nominees were identified by The Weekend Australian Magazine as people who had just begun to make their mark
and who were likely to make a difference in the next few years.
Read extracts from The Weekend
Australian Magazine » (PDF 5.07MB)
Read a report of the awards presentation » (PDF
124KB)
CEPS Associate Investigator receives India fellowship
10 June 2009
CEPS Associate Investigator, Professor Sandy Gordon, has received a research fellowship in New Delhi
from mid-October to mid-November 2009. The fellowship is with the Institute for
Defence Studies and Analysis (IDSA), which is India's major security think tank in New Delhi.
As part of the fellowship, Professor Gordon will present a seminar on his research and provide a written paper, which he will subsequently publish.
CEPS Associate Investigator takes up professorial appointment
3 June 2009
CEPS Associate Investigator, Mr John McFarlane, has been appointed as an Adjunct Professor in the Centre for Policing,
Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism (PICT) at Macquarie University in Sydney.
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