A Talk by Dr Susan Donkin, Tatiana Morales, Marty J. Stanicic, Sybille Wilfer and Karin Wilschut
University of Leeds,
European Forum for Urban Security,
City of Rotterdam Department of Public Safety,
Police Berlin and
City of Amsterdam
About this talk
This panel, moderated by the European Forum for Urban Security, focuses on the important role of local authorities to prevent organised crime in Europe. It will begin with a state of the art of organised crime and policies developed to combat it in Europe over the last 30 years, presented by Susan Donkin (University of Leeds), followed by presentations from three European cities (Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Berlin). Representatives from the cities will present their experiences with organised crime, including its local impacts socially and economically, as well as local measures developed to combat organised crime and protect their citizens and the local administrative, economic, and democratic process.
Categories covered by this talk
Dr Susan Donkin
Research Fellow in European Urban Security, University of Leeds
Tatiana Morales
Programme Manager, European Forum for Urban Security (Efus)
Marty J. Stanicic
Senior policy advisor
Sybille Wilfer
Head of Intelligence Unit LKA 41 - Organized Crime
Karin Wilschut
Strategic advisor Program The Resilient City, City of Amsterdam