Atmospheres of Counterterrorism in European cities

How it started - how it's going Cergy 2019 - Cergy 2024 @atmoCT bid planning - @atmoct final conference We are just a few days from the administrative end of @AtmoCT , but so much remains to write and do. We'll keep updating you here, and on atmoct.org

A big thanks to our advisory board, external speakers, and audience, for their essential contribution to a very successful conference last week. A full immersion in all things atmospheric, and how they relate to terrorism and security in our cities. atmoct.org

Here is the full programme of the @AtmoCT conference in Cergy next month:

📢Details of the @AtmoCT conference organised by the research team and hosted by Damien Masson at CY Cergy Paris Université on 13-14 June: atmoct.org/international-con… Participation is free - attendance form in the link

Thank you Simon Runkel and @KathaCiax for the great hospitality in Jena and Thuringia region. What a wonderful setting for a strategic meeting to decide the final steps of our research activities, outputs, and events. Until next time, in Cergy! #terrorism #research #atmosphere

Alternatively, you can view the CfP here:

Some archive research is tough and draining, requiring empathy as well as attention. @LibraryofBham 's staff kindness and great views compensate for all this. Coffee at the end of the day comparing notes helps too. 3rd day of file-sifting with @AtmoCT_Carrie #Birmingham #history

Are you a community practitioner/organiser concerned with public spaces in Birmingham? We would like to hear your view as part of our research on antiterrorism measures and everyday experiences of public spaces in the city. More info and to contact us: atmoct.org/contact-us/

Last week, in Plymouth, the whole team met in person for the first time since Covid. We discussed presentations on ethnographic fieldwork by our Research Fellows and peeped at early findings of our n=15K survey. A survey report will follow, so watch this space 👀 @LES_UniBham

We look forward to our 3rd international team meeting in 🌊Plymouth🌊in June, hosted by @AtmoCT_Sam and @psimpy . We'll start data analysis of our international survey of 15000 respondents + hear updates from qualitative research so far involving 4 different fieldwork techniques.

@AtmoCT UK team is at the RGS conference with "Securing and recovering urban atmospheres?": a session on ordinary felt experiences of (in)security in cities & how urban atmosphere shapes emotional recovery of residents in contexts of insecurity. 🧑🏻‍🏫👩🏻‍🏫👨🏼‍🏫👩🏼‍🏫 rgs.org/research/annual-inte…