David Wright-Neville
Co-Representative, Global Terrorism Research Programme, Monash University (Australia)
David Wright-Neville also teaches Terrorism: Violence and Identity at ANU.
David has worked as a senior intelligence analyst for the Australian government.
He is also consulted widely by Australian and foreign government agencies on terrorism-related issues. His current research focuses on the relationship between globalisation and political violence, especially in Southeast Asia and the Indian sub-continent. Related areas of research interest include the political psychology of violence, Western and non-Western counter-terrorism policies, and the role of intelligence in countering terrorism.
His most recent publication is an edited book with Marika Vicziany and Pete Lentini entitled Regional Security in the Asia Pacific. 9/11 and After (Edward Elgar , 2004).
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Spoken languages
English
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English
