Craig Collie

Academic, Principal Lecturer, Principal Lecturer

University of Portsmouth

United Kingdom

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Dr. Craig Collie is a Principal Lecturer at the University of Portsmouth, UK. His research focuses on issues related to missing persons, public safety, and emergency response. Recent publications include studies on parental understandings of 'stranger danger,' the dynamics of police investigations for missing persons, and community engagement in emergency situations. He is actively involved in examining the interplay between policing and private entities in missing persons cases.

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Michael Humann

University of Liverpool

UNITED KINGDOM

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Karen Shalev Greene

Academic, Professor, Professor of Missing Persons Studies

University of Portsmouth

UNITED KINGDOM

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Richard Teeuw

Academic, Professor, Professor of Geoinformatics and Disaster Risk Reduction

University of Portsmouth

UNITED KINGDOM

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Phil Crook

Academic, Teaching Fellow, Teaching Fellow

University of Portsmouth

UNITED KINGDOM

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Parental Understandings of ‘Stranger Danger’: Balancing Fear of Victimisation by Strangers Against Enabling Autonomy and Independence in Children

The wet stuff: An exploration of the UK's water rescue community from the middle

It’s complicated: The level of risk assigned to a missing person, time they were missing for, and the tasks performed by police investigators

From informing to co-producing: a comparative analysis of citizen participation in missing persons cold cases in England & Wales and the Netherlands using the citizen participation ladder model

Cause of death in fatal missing person cases in England and Wales

Public engagement during full‐scale exercises: Dimensions of trust and community resilience

Exploring the Boundaries of Missing Persons: Hidden Interplay Between Policing and Private Entities in Relation to Cases on the Periphery

The impact of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions on missing person reports

An examination of why search and rescue volunteers in the UK leave their organisation: practical and theoretical implications

Drivers and barriers for learning within full-scale emergency response exercises

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Michael Humann

Karen Shalev Greene

Richard Teeuw

Phil Crook

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