Lindsay Clutterbuck
Overview
Biography
Lindsay Clutterbuck is a research leader at RAND Europe. Clutterbuck served for 22 years as a detective officer in the Specialist Operations Department at New Scotland Yard. During that period, he worked on all aspects of counterterrorism, from covert intelligence operations and the development of national strategy and policy to contingency planning and the planning and delivery of multiagency exercises. He has contributed articles to academic journals and chapters to books on both historical and contemporary aspects of terrorism and counterterrorism. Clutterbuck holds a B.Sc. in zoology from the University of Sheffield; an M.A. in policing studies from the University of Exeter; and a Ph.D. from the University of Portsmouth, where his doctoral research examined the origins and evolution of terrorism and counterterrorism in the UK.
Research Focus
Previous Positions
Detective Chief Inspector, Specialist Operations Department, Metropolitan Police Service, New Scotland YardRecent Projects
- Radicalization and terrorist networks in the United Kingdom and Europe
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