ECSA – European Corporate Security Association

The European Corporate Security Association – ECSA is a not for profit Professional Association of Managers and Officials in charge of the Security & Resilience of Corporations and EU & International Institutions.

Name NWP	ECSA – European Corporate Security Association
Remarks (optional)	-
NWP of	UGhent please contact Hannah Verbeke at imarc@ugent.be
Professional field NWP	Security Guard Service
Organisational structure	International organisation, with other sections/departments/divisions in Europe
Short description NWP organisation	The European Corporate Security Association - ECSA is a not for profit Professional Association of Managers and Officials in charge of the Security & Resilience of Corporations and EU & International Institutions. It aspires to create a community that promotes fellowship among its members and reflects the spirit of a team working towards common objectives: An adequate security awareness A better understanding of the evolving Threat Landscape and of the strategies, measures and systems to mitigate these threats To promotes synergy between relevant Academic, Research, Scientific, Public & Private Organizations and Associations To stimulates Public-Private Cooperation This Community Feeling and Team Spirit are the Core Values of ECSA. To its community, ECSA offers a Trusted Forum for: Sharing of common Issues & Experiences Information & Education Networking with co-members and third parties
Thematic key words (following the criteria of IMARC dimensions)	One (or more) of IMARC’s three dimensions: security One (or more) themes within these dimensions: Radicalisation & Extremism Theory & (research) Methodology Geopolitics Inclusion & Exclusion Culture & Hybrid Identities EU Law & Policy on Justice and Home Affairs Regulation & Control
Research needs and/or research questions NWP	Approach to the security community and ways to interact Fact based identification of groups requiring additional attention from corporate security Fact based policy on how to best neutralise armed aggressors (police training and mind set + involvement of the civil population
Offer NWP: the role of the IMARC researcher	Independent conduct of research Access to data/documents Possibility to consult experts and specialists Actively contributing to the development of policy and/or projects Internship/traineeship Administrative tasks
Number of IMARC researchers that can be placed at NWP per academic year	1 or 2 per year
Is it possible for IMARC researchers to have other forms of research collaboration and data collection (other than internship)?	Yes, namely: Data collection Survey Interviews Document/archival research Participant observation
Financial compensation (for IMARC researchers)	-
Selection procedure	Yes: Outline procedure (incl. potential timing restrictions/deadlines): CV, motivation letter, interview Description selection criteria
Which language is required?	English Dutch French
Certain agreements that need to be respected, such as screening procedures for students and confidentiality of the data, and the like?	Clear credentials procedure
Possible start date / end date internship and/or other research collaboration	-

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