About Us

Dr. Ghaleb Krame's career is marked by a unique blend of academic achievement and practical expertise in the fields of policing, crime, and security. His dual PhDs in Procedural Law and Forensic Science, and Politics, complement his dual roles as Undersecretary in Tamaulipas and Colima, two of Mexico's most violent and strategic states. At Rabdan Academy, UAE, he merges theoretical knowledge with real-world application, shaping future law enforcement and military personnel. His certifications in AI, ML, data analysis, and strategic management illustrate his dedication to leading-edge practices in security and crime prevention. This combination of academic rigor and hands-on experience positions him as a key figure in developing and implementing innovative strategies in the policing and security sectors.

Awards/Honours:

 CIDE's Scholarship for B.SC, CONACYT's scholarsip for MA & PhD,

• PhD in Procedural Law and Forensic Science Instituto de Docencia e Investigación Tranversal, Veracruz, Mexico Jan 2021 – June 2023
• PhD in Politics The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom Oct 2001 - Oct 2004
• PGCE (Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education) The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom Oct 2001 - Oct 2002
• MA in International Political Economy (Distinction) The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom Oct 2000 - Oct 2001
• Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and International Relations Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE, AC), Mexico City, Mexico Aug 1995 - Jul 1999

Policing, Criminology, Law, Intelligence Led Policing and Community Policing.

AI and Policing, Drug Cartels, TOCs and energy security.

• Oil Theft, Energy Security and Energy Transition in Mexico

Vivoda, V., Krame, G., & Spraggon, M. (2023). Oil theft, energy security and energy transition in Mexico. Resources, 12(2), 30. Q1, Scopus.

• Narco Drones: Tracing the Evolution of Cartel Aerial Tactics in Mexico’s Low-Intensity Conflicts

Krame, G., Vivoda, V., & Davies, A. (2023). Narco drones: Tracing the evolution of cartel aerial tactics in Mexico’s low-intensity conflicts. Small Wars and Insurgencies, 34(6), 1095–1129. Q2, Scopus.

• Through an Australian Lens: The Influence of Body-Worn Cameras on Complaints against Police—Beyond the Numbers

Davies, A., & Krame, G. (2023). Through an Australian lens: The influence of body-worn cameras on complaints against police—beyond the numbers. Policing (Oxford), 17, paad015. Q1, Scopus.

• Lithium nexus: Energy, geopolitics, and socio-environmental impacts in Mexico's Sonora project. Energy Research & Social Science, 108, 103393.

Vivoda, V., Bazilian, M. D., Khadim, A., Ralph, N., & Krame, G. (2024). Lithium nexus: Energy, geopolitics, and socio-environmental impacts in Mexico's Sonora project. Energy Research & Social Science, 108, 103393. Q1, Scopus.

• Integrating body-worn cameras, drones, and AI: A framework for enhancing police readiness and response.

Davies, A., & Krame, G. (2023). Integrating body-worn cameras, drones, and AI: A framework for enhancing police readiness and response. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice, 17, paad083. Q1, Scopus.