Home Office

Questions from the Home Office:

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Preventing terrorism and SOC The elements of preventative programmes that are most effective, with whom, when and why. Home Office, 2019
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Preventing terrorism and SOC Understanding which individuals are at risk of becoming offenders (and/or victims), for what reasons and at what stages of their lives. Home Office, 2019
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The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape Understanding how SOC markets work, and how they interact and impact each other Home Office, 2019
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The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape Understanding how criminal business models operate and succeed. Home Office, 2019
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The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape Exploitation of robust data sources. Home Office, 2019
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The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape Nature and prevalence of links between SOC and drug trafficking / modern slavery Understanding when and where criminal or terrorist behavior is likely to occur, how to deter it, and associated ethical questions. Home Office, 2019
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The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape Use of technology by organised criminals, and changes to the threat due to future technologies. Home Office, 2019
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The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape Improved knowledge of the harms and impacts of SOC activity, including the economic impact. Home Office, 2019
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Refugees Equipping refugees for life in the UK and for returning home if/when they can. Home Office, 2019
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Refugees Supporting those who are admitted, both for their own and for wider benefit. Home Office, 2019
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The legal labour market Conditions and wages of low-skilled migrant workers compared with native employees. Home Office, 2019
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The legal labour market How recruitment of cheap (migrant and native) labour balances against investment in new technology. Home Office, 2019
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The legal labour market How legal migrant workers are recruited into which markets and their characteristics How the supply of foreign workers interacts with indigenous labour supplies, local skills gaps and retraining programmes. Home Office, 2019
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Drivers and impacts of migration Impacts of different types of new arrivals on local communities, the economy and public services (monetised and non-monetised costs and benefits). Home Office, 2019
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Identity Assuring the integrity of documents (possibly electronic), for example involving distributed ledger technology and advances in materials. Home Office, 2019
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Identity Using biometrics, digital and behavioural aspects to assure identity and to understand and mitigate the possible deception of systems. Home Office, 2019
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Supporting operations Technology or techniques to identify prohibited and restricted articles (for example, people, money, drugs, tobacco, counterfeit goods and species that require a permit under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora [CITES]). Home Office, 2019
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Supporting operations Influencing customer choices, for example encouraging people to use online and automatic systems, or to apply for documents in good time. Home Office, 2019
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Supporting operations Allocating resources optimally, including using data science effectively (for example to improve targeting). Home Office, 2019
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Extremism Role of identity and religious faith in promoting and countering extremism Characteristics and drivers of prominent extremists and those with wider extremist sentiment; levels and regional variations. Home Office, 2019
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