Proxemics
The Space Between Threat and Response
von Karl Thornton
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Über das Buch
Drawing upon decades of professional experience, including more than 16 years of operational and instructional work across Australia and Southeast Asia, Karl Thornton explores the relationship between human behaviour, interpersonal distance, situational awareness and conflict management.
Combining established concepts with original training methodologies developed through Strategic Operations International (SOI), this book provides practical insights into recognising developing threats, managing confrontation and making informed decisions before situations escalate.
Written for law enforcement, security personnel, frontline professionals, instructors and anyone interested in understanding human behaviour under pressure.
Eigenschaften und Details
- Hauptkategorie: Bildung & Wissen
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Projektoption: 15×23 cm
Seitenanzahl: 248 -
ISBN
- Softcover: 9798259731875
- Veröffentlichungsdatum: Okt. 26, 2026
- Sprache English
Über den Autor
Karl is an active operative for the Child Recovery Agency, (Silent Integrity Inc.) deployed to some of the world’s most high-risk environments, conducting covert surveillance, intelligence gathering and child recovery (rescue) operations. As well as having worked with other anti-trafficking organisations as part of a physical response team with the Royal Thai Police, Anti-Human Trafficking Division. Karl was also a former head instructor for the Cambodian National Police Anti-Human Trafficking, Juvenile Protection, and Criminal Investigation Departments. Karl is contracted by Government as well as Non-Government organisations for his specialist skills in Child Recovery, and his Anti-Human Trafficking, high-risk environment skills. Karl also currently instructs MDTA self-defence systems to Government, Law Enforcement, Security Professionals, Special Operations Personnel, Corporate Enterprises, Community Service Providers, and to the General Public.
