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Encrypted messaging apps: a persistent challenge in fighting organised crime

Dr John Coyne, Liam Auliciems 27 October 2024
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Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program

Incels in Australia: The ideology, the threat, and a way forward

Jasmine Latimore, Dr John Coyne 11 August 2023
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Report, National Security Program, Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement Centre

Artificial intelligence and policing in Australia

Teagan Westendorf 8 April 2022
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Towards a Commonwealth law enforcement innovation framework

Genevieve Feely, Dr John Coyne 20 August 2019
Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program, Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement Centre

Weapons of mass economic disruption

Dr John Coyne 27 September 2018
Report, National Security Program, Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement Centre

Anti-Money Laundering. A case study

Dr John Coyne,  Amelia Meurant-Tompkinson 19 July 2018
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3rd Australia-Europe Counter-Terrorism Dialogue: ‘Transforming the New Threat Landscape’

Isaac Kfir, Katja Theodorakis 27 February 2018
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Report, Cyber Technology and Security Program

The virtual meets reality: Policy implications of e-diasporas

Deirdre McKay 13 December 2017
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The 2017 independent review of intelligence: Views from The Strategist

Dr Andrew Davies, Fergus Hanson, Peter Jennings 7 September 2017
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Report, National Security Program, Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement Centre

‘Santa Muerte’, are the Mexican cartels really coming?

Dr John Coyne 11 July 2017