European Strategic Communications Network
Contents
People
RICU connected
- Richard Chalk Chalk was the head of RICU from 2012 to around 2015/6. In March 2017 Chalk appeared at a number of conferences representing the European Strategic Communications Network.
- On 17 March spoke on 'Communication strategies: Governments and institutions and other key players responding to terrorism, migration information challenges, disinformation and declining trust' at a meeting of the Club of Venice titled, Seminar on 'Strategic communications challenges for Europe'.[1]
- On 30 March he spoke at “European response to terrorism” at the conference centre of the Radisson Blu Sky Hotel in Tallinn, Estonia. He was listed as 'Head' of the ESCN.[2] and 'Head of advisory team'. [3]
- Luke Havill
- Alex Lawrence-Archer
- Tony McMahon
- Hugo MacPherson
Beligan Ministry of the Interior connected
- Clement Coltellaro (CUTA)[4]
- Giulia Giacomelli
- An Michiels, Michiels is an official with the intelligence agency the Coordination Unit for Threat Assessment (CUTA) and sits on the External Advisory Board of an EU funded project titled Trivalent. [5] Michiels is listed as a member of ESCN circa November 2016. [6]
Resources
- Luke Havill and Giulia Giacomelli, Jihadi Influence in Europe, ESCN. Trivalent Project, Rome, June 2019. Archive version Powerbase copy
See Also
RICU | CUTA | Radicalisation Awareness Network | Civil Society Empowerment Programme | EU Internet Forum
References
- ↑ Club of Venice Seminar on strategic communications challenges for Europe, 16 and 17 March 2017.
- ↑ Hea Kodanik Mis on Euroopa vastus terrorismile? Tule konverentsile 30. märtsil 27. märts 2017.
- ↑ Delfi BLOGI terrorismikonverentsilt Tallinnas: kuidas vastab Euroopa terrorismile?, 30 March 2017.
- ↑ RAN Clement Coltellaro. Accessed 6 April 2020.
- ↑ Francesco Antonelli (Ed) ‘The Present And The Future Of Violent Radicalisation In Europe: An integrated research involving civil experts and law enforcement agency members’ ‘’Working Papers in Terrorism Studies’’ October 2019, Rome: Roma Tre Press. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 12 March 2020 on 7 April 2020.
- ↑ Egmont Institute ‘Good Practices Exchange Forum: examining practices for countering violent extremism and building community resilience’ 10 November 2016 . Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 12 March 2020 on 7 April 2020.
