Peter Bell
Biographic Data
| ID | 3752461 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Bell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Bell |
| SIGNATURE | BELL P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Queensland University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5420-4477 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 37 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 37 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Perceptual bias and technical metapictures: Critical machine vision as a humanities challenge
In many critical investigations of machine vision, the focus lies almost exclusively on dataset bias and on fixing datasets by introducing more and more diverse sets of images. We propose that machine vision systems are inherently biased not only because they rely on biased datasets but also because their perceptual topology , their specific way of representing the visual world, gives rise to a new class of bias that we call perceptual bias . Con…
Resilience in sophisticated financial crime networks: A social network analysis of the Madoff Investment Scheme
A crime script analysis of the Madoff Investment Scheme
A script analysis of the role of athletes’ support networks as social facilitators in doping in sport
Sports betting and the integrity of Australian sport: Athletes' and non-athletes’ perceptions of betting-motivated corruption in sport
A case study analysis of a sophisticated sports doping network: Lance Armstrong and the USPS Team
The Role of Strategic Intelligence in Law Enforcement: Policing transnational organized crime in Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia
This book analyzes how strategic intelligence can support decision-makers in national policing organizations to anticipate transnational organized crime (TOC). The authors examine case studies from Au
Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs: A Theoretical Perspective
Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs are increasingly seen as a threat to communities around the world. They are a visible threat as a recognizable symbol of deviance and violence. This book discusses the social context within which Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs and groups have emerged and the implication of labelling these groups as deviant and outlaw. There is no doubt that members of these clubs have been involved in serious criminal activity and this book explo…
Policing Transnational Organized Crime and Corruption: Exploring the Role of Communication Interception Technology
Examining the role of communication interception technology (CIT) in the investigation of transnational organised crime, the authors demonstrate that a proactive intelligence-led policing framework an
The Radicalisation of Prison Inmates: A Review of the Literature on Recruitment, Religion and Prisoner Vulnerability
It should come as no surprise that prisons can become breeding grounds for radicalisation and terrorism as prisons serve as reservoirs for society’s most dangerous individuals (Useem & Clayton, 2009). Prisons are places of vulnerability and they provide a space where radical and extremist ideologies can flourish. Despite being a popular topic among researchers and policymakers, there still remain significant gaps in our understanding and many una…
Confidence in the police: Balancing public image with community safety – A comparative review of the literature
Volume 9 (2013) | Issue 1
Volume 9, Issue 1 (2013), Journal:Journal of Human Security, Info:The Open Access Journal of Human Security brings together expertise from universities worldwide and facilitates communication and collaboration between researchers, practitioners and educators
Australia's mining interests within Nigeria and Libya: Policies, corruption and conflict
Theodore of Sykeon
Theodore of Sykeon, saint, was born in the reign of Justinian I and died in 613 in Sykeon, in Galatia in western Asia Minor, within the jurisdiction of the city of Anastasiopolis, and on the main imperial highway from Constantinople to Ankyra (modern Ankara) and the east.
Circus factions
Although chariot racing, sponsored by (rich) private individuals, was introduced into the Olympic Games at the twenty‐fifth Olympiad (680 BCE ), the circus factions ( factions ; Gk. Merē, dēmoi) were a Roman institution, originally comprising syndicates of rich men.
The role of strategic intelligence in anticipating transnational organised crime: A literary review
Fear of Crime in Expatriate Australians in H o C hi M inh C ity V ietnam
This qualitative study addresses the primary question of what changes, or impacts upon, fear of crime in six A ustralian expatriates living in H o C hi M inh C ity ( HCMC ) V ietnam. The research paid particular attention to the differences in fear of crime when respondents became expatriates, and the impact of incivilities and access to media. Responses indicate that after a period of adjustment, expatriates feel safer in HCMC than in A ustralia…
Conceptual framework for managing knowledge of police deviance
This is a conceptual article on police deviance and its multi-faceted forms. It seeks to address the lack of an adequately formulated framework in the literature of the breadth and depth of police misconduct and corruption. The article argues for the use of a proposed ‘sliding scale’ of police deviance by examining the nature, extent and progression of police deviance and crime using research in Australia and Canada as illustrative case studies. …
The Numbers That Count
The fabric and structure of Australian mining settlements
Why should mining create a distinctive cultural landscape? There are a number of reasons. First, mining industry obeys different geographical imperatives. Geographers have created a number of useful models which, given parameters of climate and terrain, can accurately predict the location of farms, agricultural settlements, towns, ports and roads. But one cannot model the location of mining industry. Mines are located where the minerals are; they…
The Foreign Office and the 1939 Royal Visit to America: Courting the USA in an Era of Isolationism
The visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to the USA in June 1939, the first by a British monarch, seemed to symbolize, at a time of escalating danger, the solidarity of the English-speaking peoples. The occasion's significance was jocularly captured in a Gaumont newsreel: against images of the royal couple escorted along Pennsylvania Avenue, the narrator declares that the last time the British had gone there it had been 'to burn the White …
Chamberlain, Germany and Japan, 1933–4: Redefining British Strategy in an Era of Imperial Decline
Memorandum on the Foreign Policy of His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom - Appendix 2: Annual Review for 1933 by the Chiefs of Staff - Appendix 3: Memorandum respecting Anglo-Japanese Relations and the Question of Naval Parity -Appendix 4: Minute by Sir R. Vansittart - Appendix 5: Note by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the Report of the DRC - Appendix 6: Interim Report by Ministerial Committee dealing with Air Defence - Appendix 7: …
Autoren- und Sachtitelregister zu: Neue Veröffentlichungen aus und über Südosteuropa, H. 1-12, 1985
Article Autoren- und Sachtitelregister zu: Neue Veröffentlichungen aus und über Südosteuropa, H. 1-12, 1985 was published on November 1, 1985 in the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies (volume 34, issue 11-12)
The balloon frame myth
The Mount Mulligan Disaster. Studies in North Queensland History No. 2
Introduction to the Botany of Tropical Crops
Conceptual framework for managing knowledge of police deviance
This is a conceptual article on police deviance and its multi-faceted forms. It seeks to address the lack of an adequately formulated framework in the literature of the breadth and depth of police misconduct and corruption. The article argues for the use of a proposed ‘sliding scale’ of police deviance by examining the nature, extent and progression of police deviance and crime using research in Australia and Canada as illustrative case studies. …
The Numbers That Count
The Foreign Office and the 1939 Royal Visit to America: Courting the USA in an Era of Isolationism
The visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to the USA in June 1939, the first by a British monarch, seemed to symbolize, at a time of escalating danger, the solidarity of the English-speaking peoples. The occasion's significance was jocularly captured in a Gaumont newsreel: against images of the royal couple escorted along Pennsylvania Avenue, the narrator declares that the last time the British had gone there it had been 'to burn the White …
A script analysis of the role of athletes’ support networks as social facilitators in doping in sport
Sports betting and the integrity of Australian sport: Athletes' and non-athletes’ perceptions of betting-motivated corruption in sport
The Natural Geography of Plants
Die Vegetation von Nord- und Mittelamerika und der Hawaii-Inseln
Introduction to the Botany of Tropical Crops
The Impermeability of Peat and the Origin of the Norfolk Broads. A Note on Acorn-Distributing Birds
Gardening in East Africa
The Origin of the African Flora
The Heart of the Forest
Die Westkuste Sudamerikas
Thaddaeus Haenke
The Natural Geography of Plants
Die Vegetation von Nord- und Mittelamerika und der Hawaii-Inseln
The Vegetation of Scotland
Calendar of Meetings: Special Meetings on Latin America
A primary purpose of the meeting was to adopt amendments to the Charter of the Organization of American States. The proposed
Desarrollo del capitalismo en Tailandia. Imperialismo y clases sociales
The Mount Mulligan Disaster. Studies in North Queensland History No. 2
The balloon frame myth
Autoren- und Sachtitelregister zu: Neue Veröffentlichungen aus und über Südosteuropa, H. 1-12, 1985
Article Autoren- und Sachtitelregister zu: Neue Veröffentlichungen aus und über Südosteuropa, H. 1-12, 1985 was published on November 1, 1985 in the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies (volume 34, issue 11-12)
Chamberlain, Germany and Japan, 1933–4: Redefining British Strategy in an Era of Imperial Decline
Memorandum on the Foreign Policy of His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom - Appendix 2: Annual Review for 1933 by the Chiefs of Staff - Appendix 3: Memorandum respecting Anglo-Japanese Relations and the Question of Naval Parity -Appendix 4: Minute by Sir R. Vansittart - Appendix 5: Note by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the Report of the DRC - Appendix 6: Interim Report by Ministerial Committee dealing with Air Defence - Appendix 7: …
The fabric and structure of Australian mining settlements
Why should mining create a distinctive cultural landscape? There are a number of reasons. First, mining industry obeys different geographical imperatives. Geographers have created a number of useful models which, given parameters of climate and terrain, can accurately predict the location of farms, agricultural settlements, towns, ports and roads. But one cannot model the location of mining industry. Mines are located where the minerals are; they…
The Foreign Office and the 1939 Royal Visit to America: Courting the USA in an Era of Isolationism
The visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to the USA in June 1939, the first by a British monarch, seemed to symbolize, at a time of escalating danger, the solidarity of the English-speaking peoples. The occasion's significance was jocularly captured in a Gaumont newsreel: against images of the royal couple escorted along Pennsylvania Avenue, the narrator declares that the last time the British had gone there it had been 'to burn the White …
The Numbers That Count
Conceptual framework for managing knowledge of police deviance
This is a conceptual article on police deviance and its multi-faceted forms. It seeks to address the lack of an adequately formulated framework in the literature of the breadth and depth of police misconduct and corruption. The article argues for the use of a proposed ‘sliding scale’ of police deviance by examining the nature, extent and progression of police deviance and crime using research in Australia and Canada as illustrative case studies. …
The role of strategic intelligence in anticipating transnational organised crime: A literary review
Fear of Crime in Expatriate Australians in H o C hi M inh C ity V ietnam
This qualitative study addresses the primary question of what changes, or impacts upon, fear of crime in six A ustralian expatriates living in H o C hi M inh C ity ( HCMC ) V ietnam. The research paid particular attention to the differences in fear of crime when respondents became expatriates, and the impact of incivilities and access to media. Responses indicate that after a period of adjustment, expatriates feel safer in HCMC than in A ustralia…
Theodore of Sykeon
Theodore of Sykeon, saint, was born in the reign of Justinian I and died in 613 in Sykeon, in Galatia in western Asia Minor, within the jurisdiction of the city of Anastasiopolis, and on the main imperial highway from Constantinople to Ankyra (modern Ankara) and the east.
Circus factions
Although chariot racing, sponsored by (rich) private individuals, was introduced into the Olympic Games at the twenty‐fifth Olympiad (680 BCE ), the circus factions ( factions ; Gk. Merē, dēmoi) were a Roman institution, originally comprising syndicates of rich men.
Policing Transnational Organized Crime and Corruption: Exploring the Role of Communication Interception Technology
Examining the role of communication interception technology (CIT) in the investigation of transnational organised crime, the authors demonstrate that a proactive intelligence-led policing framework an
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