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The First International Conference on Martial Arts - 1998 (Combined with the first graduation of Fellows of the Society of Martial Arts)
Held at the Crew and Alsager Campus of Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Guest of Honor: Mr. Tom Hibbert MBE, FSMA
Conference Papers
The cardiovascular responses of male subjects to kung fu techniques: expert/novice paradigm.
Hyperventilation, trance states, and suggestions in Martial Arts.
Examining the preparation phase of karate performance with brain analysis techniques.
A review of Goju Ryu style.
The Second International Conference on Martial Arts - 1999 ( Combined with the second graduation of Fellows/Graduates of the Society of Martial Arts)
Held at University of Salford, UK
Guest of Honor: Prof. Jacques Cremieux
Conference Papers
Biomechanical analysis of basic Taekwondo kicks.
Aerobic and anaerobic endurance in recreational Taekwondo athletes.
The possibility of an American degree in martial arts.
A review on scientific studies in judo.
A pedagogical structure in modern Japanese martial arts forms: a consideration.
Isokinetic peak torque in young Taekwondo athletes.
A review of scientific research on karate.
Competitive orientation of recreational Taekwondo athletes.
Developing and validating a conceptual model for describing and developing individual character and principle centered leadership in students of traditional martial arts.
An examination of aikido’s fourth teaching: an anatomical study of the tissues of the forearm.
An anatomical examination of aikido's arm-lock (ude-gatame) technique: What tissues are impacted?
Scientific Research of Taekwondo: a review.
Direct measurement of cardiorespiratory and metabolic responses during the performance of t’aichich’uan: t’aiChi vs. CDC and ACSM combined recommendations.
Martial arts and health: defend yourself … against heart disease (and live to tell your children about it)!
Perception of verticality in French elite Taekwondo athletes.
Research in Chinese martial arts : a review.
Review of scientific literature on Indian martial arts.
The Third International Conference on Martial Arts 2000
Held at University of Salford, UK
Guest of Honor: Prof. Joseph Connolly; Founder of American Yudo Organization
Conference Papers
The origin of martial arts – an analysis.
Ritual and environment in martial arts.
Central-line theory.
Mixing the ancient and modern – towards progressive education in the martial arts
A qualification in conflict management and personal safety training.
A new city and guild qualification for martial arts.
Principle based training as a competence factor in teaching self defence within police work.
The Fourth International Conference on Martial Arts 2002 (Combined with the third graduation of Fellows/Graduates of the Society of Martial Arts)
Held at University of Salford, UK
Guest of Honor: Prof. Greg Olson; Montana State University, USA
Conference Papers
The history and development of Aiki-Jiu-Jitsu.
Injuries in the Dojo: Responding Correctly to Shoulder Dislocations and Clavicle Fractures.
Goal Setting for Success.
Military Arts versus Martial Sports.
An Anatomical Analysis of Aikido's Second Teaching: An Investigation of Nikyo.
Rei.
The Fifth International Conference on Martial Arts 2003 (Combined with the fourth graduation of Fellows/Graduates of the Society of Martial Arts)
Held at Bolton Arena, Manchester, UK
Guest of Honor: Hon. Mayor of Bolton, UK, Councillor Cliff Morris
Conference Papers
History and development of Aiki-Bu-Jutsu.
The influence of martial arts training upon the development of a Young Child.
Tackling disaffection through martial arts.
The art of combat came from the
Developing professional martial arts for tomorrow.
Martial Succession.
The First International Conference on Intelligence, Security and
Terrorism Studies 2004
Guest of Honour: Mayor of Bury; Councillor Wilf Davidson
Conference papers
Countering Fidayeen Attacks – Challenges for Indian Security Forces and
Intelligence Agencies- Lt. Col. Behram A. Sahukar; Research Fellow, Institute
for Defence Studies and Analyses, New
Delhi, India.
The Value of
Local Information and Efficient Reporting Procedures –
Lt. Col. Grant;
Human Factors of Intelligence Analysis- Dr. Malcolm James Cook;
Sensor
Technology : Tool for Counter-terrorism and its potential applications in the
Plenary Session discussions:
Prof. Anthony Glees;
Topics for
discussion: .
a) Current problems in the
governance of intelligence and security policy in the
Question
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'Has policy-driven intelligence displaced intelligence-driven policy?'
b) The culture of
intelligence and security in the
Question- 'Does