Chapter 1 Introduction – Themes and Issues

Chapter 2 The Odyssey Project – Understanding and Implementing User Needs in the Context of Ballistic Crime Data Exchange

Chapter 3 Secure Architecture

Chapter 4 Interoperability - A Requirement for Tackling Gun Crime

Chapter 5 How Complexity Theory is Changing the Role of Analysis in Law Enforcement and National Security

Chapter 6 Data Management Techniques for Criminal Investigations

Chapter 7 Fast 3D Recognition for Forensics and Counter-Terrorism Applications

Chapter 8 Simulations for Crisis Management – PANDORA’s Box

Chapter 9 Choices and Voices – A Serious Game for Preventing Violent Extremism

Chapter 11 Human Trafficking – The Importance of Knowledge Information Exchange

Chapter 12 Cybercrime Profiling and Trend Analysis

Chapter 13 Up Close and Personal – The Interplay between Information Technology and Human Agency in the Policing of the 2011 Sheffield Anti-Lib Dem Protest

Chapter 14 Police Learning Strategies

Chapter 15 Conclusions – Technology, Society and Law Enforcement Agencies