Professor Narayanan Srinivasan
Professor of Security & Risk
Staff Qualifications
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Doctor of Philosophy, Malaysia, 2002 .
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Master of Arts, Malaysia, 1991 .
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Master of Philosophy, England, 1987 .
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Bachelor of Arts, Malaysia, 1985 .
Research
Recent Research Grants
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A longitudinal study on border protection through prevention of 'Unauthorised arrivals' and identity fraud through the study of appeals,
Emirates Airlines,
Emirates Airlines - Grant,
2011,
$100,017.
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A longitudinal study on border protection through prevention of 'Unauthorised arrivals' and identity fraud through the study of appeals,
Emirates Airlines,
Emirates Airlines - Grant(**),
2010,
$171,005.
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A longitudinal study on border protection through prevention of 'Unauthorised arrivals' and identity fraud through the study of appeals,
Emirates Airlines,
Grant,
2008,
$285,252.
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A longitudinal study on border protection through prevention of 'Unauthorised arrivals' and identity fraud through the study of appeals,
Emirates Airlines,
Grant,
2007,
$160,857.
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A longitudinal study on border protection through prevention of 'Unauthorised arrivals' and identity fraud through the study of appeals,
Emirates Airlines,
Grant,
2006,
$270,442.
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A longitudinal study on border protection through prevention of 'Unauthorised arrivals' and identity fraud through the study of appeals,
Emirates Airlines,
Grant,
2005,
$163,000.
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A longitudinal study on border protection through prevention of 'Unauthorised arrivals' and identity fraud through the study of appeals,
Emirates Airlines,
Grant,
2004,
$134,468.
Recent Publications (within the last five years)
Book Chapters
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Srinivasan, N., (2011), Security Training. Aviation Security : Challenges and Solutions, 183 - 192, Hong Kong.
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Srinivasan, N., Prabhakaran, S., (2009), Current Issues in Aviation Security. Protecting Airline Passengers in the Age of Terrorism, 247-258, California, USA.
Research Student Supervision
Principal Supervisor
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Doctor of Philosophy, The Role Of Diversity Management In Security: A Hermeneutical Study Of Current Issues Post September 11 2001..