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The iCRiSP centre for Conflict, Risk and Safety Perception was founded in 2010 at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. It focuses on three research themes: conflict and crisis management, risk perception and communication, and the context of crime, disorder and risky behaviour. The centre has created an international network of researchers in these domains and provides documentation, expertise, and dissemination of research results through its website and newsletter.

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