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Richard Brown
Reader in Modern Literature, Editor James Joyce Broadsheet
I am Reader in Modern Literature in this top 10 Department of English with more than 30 years experience of teaching, research and editing on James Joyce, early c20 Modern and Contemporary Literatures -- and I'm interested in the impact of my field world wide from Galway to China.
Leeds
United Kingdom


I am Reader in Modern Literature in this top 10 Department of English with more than 30 years experience of teaching, research and editing on James Joyce, early c20 Modern and Contemporary Literatures -- and I'm interested in the impact of my field world wide from Galway to China.
Leeds
United Kingdom

Prof Mark Button
Professor
Mark Button is Director of the Centre for Counter Fraud Studies at the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth. Mark has written extensively on counter fraud and private policing issues, publishing many articles, chapters and completing six books with one forthcoming. His latest book (co-authored with Jim Gee) is titled Countering Fraud for Competitive Advantage and published by Wiley. Some of the most significant research projects include leading the research on behalf of the National Fraud Authority and ACPO on fraud victims; the Department for International Development on fraud measurement, Acromas (AA and Saga) on ‘Cash-for-Crash fraudsters’, the Midlands Fraud Forum, Eversheds and PKF on ‘Sanctioning Fraudsters’. Mark has also acted as a consultant for the United Nations Offices on Drugs and Crime on Civilian Private Security Services. Mark also holds the position of Head of Secretariat of the Counter Fraud Professional Accreditation Board. Before joining the University of Portsmouth he was a Research Assistant to the Rt Hon Bruce George MP specialising in policing, security and home affairs issues. Mark completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Exeter, his Masters at the University of Warwick and his Doctorate at the London School of Economics.
Portsmouth
United Kingdom


Mark Button is Director of the Centre for Counter Fraud Studies at the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth. Mark has written extensively on counter fraud and private policing issues, publishing many articles, chapters and completing six books with one forthcoming. His latest book (co-authored with Jim Gee) is titled Countering Fraud for Competitive Advantage and published by Wiley. Some of the most significant research projects include leading the research on behalf of the National Fraud Authority and ACPO on fraud victims; the Department for International Development on fraud measurement, Acromas (AA and Saga) on ‘Cash-for-Crash fraudsters’, the Midlands Fraud Forum, Eversheds and PKF on ‘Sanctioning Fraudsters’. Mark has also acted as a consultant for the United Nations Offices on Drugs and Crime on Civilian Private Security Services. Mark also holds the position of Head of Secretariat of the Counter Fraud Professional Accreditation Board. Before joining the University of Portsmouth he was a Research Assistant to the Rt Hon Bruce George MP specialising in policing, security and home affairs issues. Mark completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Exeter, his Masters at the University of Warwick and his Doctorate at the London School of Economics.
Portsmouth
United Kingdom

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