The Summer School will consist of three parts: Part I: Organised Crime Actors and Activities in the “New” Europe Part II: National Approaches in Tackling Organised Crime Today Part III: After the Enlargement: The Role of European Institutions in the Fight against Organised Crime Confirmed lecturers: Dr. Felia Allum, University of Bath, UK Prof. Dr. … LEUVEN
Ohrid, Summer School on Organised crime 2011 “Organized Crime and New Security Threats”, 3-16 July 2011 Program The program includes lectures by prominent experts in the field of Organised Crime: Prof. Michael Levi, Cardiff University, UK Mr. Nikos Zarkadoulas, Analyst, Europol Dr. Tamara Makarenko, Founding Partner, West Sands Advisory LLP, UK Prof. Vlado Kambovski, University Ss Cyril … Ohrid Summer School 2011
Program The program includes lectures by prominent experts in the field of organised crime: Opening Lecture by Dina Siegel, Professor of Criminology, Utrecht University, the Netherlands & President of the International Association for the Study of Organized Crime (IASOC) Guest Lecture by Jane Schneider, City University of New York, USA & Peter Schneider, Professor Emeritus … CATANIA
Editorial note: Happy 2014 from the Standing Group on Organised Crime Organised crime & public sector corruption. A study from Australia Georgian organised crime groups in today’s Italy Researching variation in sub-national corruption. Some methodological remarks Dublin System: the problematic piece of CEAS’ puzzle Miscellaneous
Editorial note: Getting ready for the ECPR Conference in Glasgow Trafficking Culture. Anatomy of a statue trafficking network The shifting landscape of organized crime in Honduras Towards a 21st century Mexican para-militarism? The Michoacán crisis revisited Pacific Ocean fisheries and the opportunities for transnational organised crime Miscellaneous
Editorial note: Coming back from the success of the ECPR Conference in Glasgow Green Criminology and organised environmental crime Cross-strait cooperation in fighting against Chinese organised crime Top 5 terrorist groups 2013 (modelled on Forbes Top 5 list of Business groups) Trends in post-Yugoslav organised crime Organised crime as an actor in legal economy by money … SGOC NEWSLETTER SEPT 2014, VOLUME 11, NUMBER 3
New year’s resolutions. Promises and cyallenges ahead Focus: Terror in Paris. Reflecting on terror after Charlie Hebdo. What now? Focus: Terror in Paris. Countering terrorism in democracies. Fighting fire with fire? Diplomatic practice and organised crime Camorra in Montesacro. Urban and social transformation in a southern Italian community A model for characterising cybercrime Transnational Organised Crime. … SGOC NEWSLETTER JAN 2015, VOLUME 12, NUMBER 1
How Intuitive Trust Matters. Researching Conflict & Crime Across the Colombia-Venezuela Border by Annette Idler Organised Crime in the UK. The Organised Crime Portfolio Research Project by David S.. Wall & Yulia Chistyakova A conceptual toolkit for exploring mafia transplantation in Australia by Stephen Bennett U.S. Presence in Afghanistan after ISIS. Prospects & Realities. by … SGOC NEWSLETTER MAY 2015, VOLUME 12, NUMBER 2
Editorial note: New Year, New Directions Transnational Organised News In the spotlight: The European Antimafia Commission Beyond the statistics… Methodology series: Researching organised crime in Southeast Europe A new partnership against crime does not mean police privatisation The European Union’s fight against cybercrime Is there a role for the private sector and academia in tackling organised crime?
Editorial note: News from the SGOC Talking about the ‘Ndragheta. Interview with Anti-mafia Prosecutor Alessandra Cerreti Current and future trends in the fight against Organised Crime The Merida Initiative and the war against drugs and crime in Mexico Close-proximity research on (Mexican) organised crime: suicide mission or empirical imperative? Book Review: The art of making do in … SGOC NEWSLETTER MAY 2013, VOLUME 10, NUMBER 2
