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Dr. Jordan Nunan is a Senior Lecturer in Criminal Justice Studies at the University of Northampton. He holds a PhD from the University of Portsmouth, funded by CREST, focusing on intelligence elicitation from Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS). His research interests include rapport-building, investigative interviewing, and CHIS recruitment strategies. He serves as National Coordinator for the NPCC Intelligence Practice Research Consortium (IPRC) and advises the National Crime Agency’s HUMINT Academic Hub. Education: PhD: 'Developing an Evidenced-Based Approach to Enhance the Collection of Intelligence from Covert Human Intelligence Sources' (University of Portsmouth, 2020) Master: Crime Science, Intelligence, and Investigations (2016) Bachelor: Criminology with Psychology (University of Portsmouth, 2015) Research Interests: Dr. Nunan’s work focuses on psychological aspects of intelligence collection, including rapport dynamics, questioning techniques, and CHIS motivation. He has collaborated with law enforcement agencies to develop practical frameworks like the FIREPLACES model for informant motivation. Grants & Projects: Mock informants' memory recall (2024–2026) Criminal exploitation prevention on campus (2024–2025) Understanding responsibility for risk (2024–2025) Professional Roles: Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Applied Operational Intelligence, Academic Advisor to the National Crime Agency, and former police officer with experience in domestic abuse and serious crime investigations.

• Intelligence Elicitation
• Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS)
• Rapport Building
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Dave Walsh is a Professor in Criminal Investigation at De Montfort University (DMU), affiliated with the Leicester De Montfort Law School within the Faculty of Business and Law. He specializes in investigative interviewing of victims, witnesses, and suspects, with a strong focus on ethical, non-coercive, and rapport-based methods. He is a leading figure in the global implementation of the Mendez Principles and chairs a major international COST Action (CA22128 – ImpleMendez) involving over 300 researchers from 56 countries. His research interests include: Investigative interviewing techniques (especially PEACE model) Modern slavery and human trafficking Corporate compliance with anti-slavery legislation Policing of organized crime Interviewing vulnerable populations (children, autistic adults, trafficking victims) Interpreter-assisted investigations Walsh's recent publications span topics such as labor exploitation post-Brexit, empathy in investigative interviews, and international collaboration in human trafficking cases. His work consistently emphasizes ethical, evidence-based, and human rights-compliant approaches to criminal investigation. He has published extensively in top journals and edited key international handbooks on investigative interviewing. His scientific honors include being named Global Professor in Criminology by Leuven (2020–2023). He has led and contributed to numerous externally funded research projects, including grants from the ESRC, Home Office, and HEIF, with a recent €800,000 COST grant as Principal Investigator. He actively supervises PhD students and collaborates with police forces and academic institutions worldwide. He has delivered keynote addresses across Europe on the implementation of the Mendez Principles and modern slavery responses. He is a founding member of the International Investigative Interviewing Research Group (IIIRG) and leads a research team focused on improving investigative practices globally. His work bridges academia, policy, and frontline policing, with a strong commitment to translating research into real-world impact.

• Criminal Investigation
• Investigative Interviewing
• Forensic Psychology
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Dr. Jordan Nunan is a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Buckingham (School of Humanities and Social Sciences) and a Senior Lecturer in Criminal Justice at the University of Northampton. He specializes in intelligence elicitation, investigative interviewing, and covert operations. His roles include module leadership for 'The Psychology of Intelligence Elicitation' and 'Major Investigations.' Education: PhD in Psychology from the University of Portsmouth (funded by CREST) Research Focus: Develops evidence-based methodologies for intelligence gathering from Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS), with emphasis on rapport-building, questioning strategies, and ethical recruitment practices. Professional Engagement: National Coordinator of the NPCC Intelligence Practice Research Consortium (IPRC) Academic Advisor to the National Crime Agency’s HUMINT Academic Hub Organizes conferences for law enforcement practitioners Law Enforcement Experience: Served as a police officer with Hampshire Constabulary, Metropolitan Police Service, and Cambridgeshire Constabulary. Roles included detective work in Domestic Abuse and Serious Crime units, and membership of London’s West End Proactive Team.

• Psychology of Intelligence Elicitation
• Rapport Building
• Questioning Techniques
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Dr Ian Stanier is a Senior Lecturer in Security/Intelligence Studies at the University of Buckingham, leading modules such as Intelligence History, Media Security, and Analytical Simulation. He chairs the National Police Chief’s Council’s Intelligence Practice Research Consortium (IPRC) and advises the UK National Crime Agency’s HUMINT Hub. A former senior police officer with 32 years in law enforcement, he specialized in counter-terrorism, serious crime, and intelligence policy. He contributed to reviews of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 and the UK National Intelligence Model. Dr Stanier founded the Centre for Research on Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CR-CHIS) and co-edits the Journal of Applied Operational Intelligence. His research focuses on CHIS recruitment, intelligence elicitation techniques, and ethical frameworks in covert operations. He supervises PhD candidates exploring topics like Chinese organized crime in the UK sex industry and West African law enforcement reform. He organizes IPRC keynote events on topics like operational ethics and serious crime intelligence. Dr Stanier’s academic and practitioner roles include advising the OSCE’s Intelligence-Led Policing program and promoting global counter-terrorism practices through the International Institute for Justice. His initiatives like Project Harpocrates aim to diversify ethnic representation in intelligence roles through scholarships and conferences.

• Intelligence Studies
• Security Policy
• Counter-Terrorism
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