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About this Talk
This roundtable will analyse the different ethnographic methods used to study organised crime.
The different participants will discuss their work and explain how and what they did and what the benefits were.
Professor of Criminology at Utrecht University, The Netherlands and co-founder of CIROC.
Mahmoud Jaraba
Research institute,
The Erlangen Centre for Islam and Law in Europe (EZIRE)
Dr. Mahmoud Jaraba has been researching ethnographically the milieu of Arab-Kurdish extended families (so-called Mḥallamīya) for several years, focusing on the topic of “clan crime” in Germany.
Alessandro Moretti
University of Copenhagen
Researcher exploring illicit markets, organised crime, online harms, and deviant entrepreneurship. Author of an ethnographic study of ticket touting in the UK.
David Suber
Oxford University
David lectures researches the effects of border enforcement on smuggling practices. He conducts ethnographic research with and about smugglers and law enforcement.
Chiara Feliciani
Geneva Graduate Institute
Chiara is a PhD in Anthropology, and works on the topics of territorial stigmatisation and social redemption amongst activists, youths and evangelicals in an urban periphery of Naples identified as a "Camorraland".
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