4/n: Our key argument: no single dataset can capture the complexity of illicit flows. Integrating multiple sources offers a more reliable way to understand how drugs move globally, and how interventions can be better targeted.
New publication out in Global Crime with @AlbertoAziani !
Full paper: https://t.co/EfzECuX0N8
1/n: Mapping transnational cocaine trafficking flows is notoriously difficult: the data we rely on are fragmented, biased, and often incomplete.
3/n: And, using Social Network Analysis across nine years of data, we: a. Extend earlier approaches to drug flow mapping b. Show how combining sources reduces blind spots in trafficking networks c. Highlight distortions caused by enforcement/reporting biases.
The 3rd webinar in the "Crime and Money Laundering" series will discuss the impact of crime and ML and the methods for measuring it.
📅 28/1, h. 12:00 EST
With Joras Ferwerda (@UniUtrecht) & Sean Hagan (@GeorgetownLaw).
Register: https://t.co/g8wePhpdC3
Interested in #DrugPolicy, drug trends & latest scientific advances? The International Society for the Study of Drug Policy seeks expressions of interest to host ISSDP conferences in 2026 and beyond. 🌎 We welcome EOIs from across the globe. 🌍
https://t.co/1jsKU12bTz
[II] Transcrime @ #ASC2024 | What is the state of play against waste trafficking?
We now move into the global trafficking arena, with @ScreenPhillip introducing our comparative study of the anatomy of #wastecrime investigations in different jurisdictions.
[VIII] Transcrime @ #ASC2024 | What signals help spot high-risk shipments in the #postalsystem?
@ScreenPhillip presented our research within the @PARSEC_project, where we identified risk factors and patterns of trafficking through postal and courier channels.
🎉 Happy 30th anniversary, Transcrime!
A message from our Director, Prof. @ernestosavona, on the day that marks three decades since our Centre was founded: https://t.co/ynycvzaQlt
Were you part of our story? Share your memories with us: [email protected]
Happy to announce that my paper, written with @BrightProfessor and @AlbertoAziani, titled 'The criminal activities and operational roles of Australian
neo-jihadists: a network perspective' is finally published in Global Crime today!
https://t.co/n4akg2GqMo
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Have you registered for tomorrow’s Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse online forum? It’s not too late!
Register below to learn about Indigenous women in the criminal justice system https://t.co/PeDmQSGKWP
🔦 We are in Athens for the 2nd #ShowcaseEvent of the @emeritus_EU project:
🌍 "Innovative technologies & community-driven strategies in the fight against #EnvironmentalCrime" at the heart of the discussion, following yesterday's successful training session for LEAs and BGs.
Happy to share our latest research with @mirkonazzari, @maria__jofre, & Erika Uberti! We analyzed 168k+ leaked messages from the Conti ransomware group, uncovering their internal structure using network and qualitative analysis. Check out the pre-print!
[XIII] Transcrime @ #Eurocrim2024 | Mapping the Crime-Terror Nexus
As #terrorism and organised crime become increasingly intertwined, the research presented by our @ScreenPhillip explores how individuals operate within these networks.
[X] Transcrime @ #Eurocrim2024 | Trafficking Through the Postal System
Our researcher @ScreenPhillip presented our research under the EU-funded @parsec_project on the increasing use of parcel and courier services in cross-border trafficking, a marked trend following the pandemic
Stabbing in a suspected vape deal gone wrong.
Just to remind people this is a tobacco harm reduction substitute actively promoted in other countries to help reduce smoking.
Here in Australia, we make them harder to get than cigarettes and abandon vapers to the black market.