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Dr Bill Durodié is an Associate Fellow of the International Security Programme (ISP) for the prestigious Chatham House think-tank in London. He is also an Honorary Senior Fellow of the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (SSPSSR) at the University of Kent (UK) and an Advisor to the Center for World Health Promotion of Arizona State University (US). He is based in Singapore where he is a permanent resident (PR).
Fear of adults has devastating effects for kids
Infrastructure and technology failures: the human dimension
The changing nature of riots in the contemporary metropolis from ideology to identity
How CSR became big business
Message to the West: ‘know thyself’
H1N1: The Social Costs of Cultural Confusion
Fear and terror in a post-political age
Risk and the Social Construction of ‘Gulf War Syndrome’
Cultural Precursors, Psychological Consequences of Contemporary Western Responses to Acts of Terror
The limitations of risk management in dealing with disaster and building social resilience
The Concept of Risk
Facing the possibility of bioterrorism
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