A talk by Judy-Ann Cilliers, Lin van Schalkwyk, Paul Friedberg, Andrew Miller and Amir Rostami
MathMoms,
Institute for International Research on Criminal Policy (IRCP), Ghent University,
cellebrite,
United States Naval Academy and
Stockholm University
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About this talk
In this session, Hernan Mondani and Amir Rostami from Stockholm University will present their paper on criminal nomads, which investigates the criminal collaboration patterns of two OMCGs in Sweden with a long history of deadly hostilities. After this intervention, Lin van Schalkwyk from Ghent University and Judy-Ann Cilliers from MathMoms will deliver a presentation on the topic ‘Can belonging be nurtured as a preventative measure against gangsterism?’, which will illustrate how the search for belonging, identity, and purpose leads young people to gangs and organised crime. The session will conclude with a presentation by Andrew Cesare Miller, who will present the findings of his paper on ‘Cycles of silence: how hangs undermine justice’.
Judy-Ann Cilliers
Political philosopher, researcher, and communications manager at MathMoms, South Africa.
Lin van Schalkwyk
Legal Scholar and Victimologist
Paul Friedberg
Digital Intelligence Complex Projects International Defence Cooperation leadership
Andrew Miller
Expert on relations among criminal groups, police, and communities with focus on the United States and Nigeria