The Illicit Networks Workshop initiative is a group of scholars and analysts from across the world that shares a network perspective in furthering the understanding of the activities of individuals, groups, and organisations engaged in co-offending, organised crime, gangs, transnational crime, financial crime, terrorism, corruption issues, and cybercrime. While some members draw heavily on social network analysis, others rely on other methods (e.g., ethnography) for studying illicit networks.
The focus of the Policing Flows Workshop includes policing and security research that examine how flows of people, information and goods have influenced policing and/or how policing intervenes with and shapes those flows. A specific interest of this policing network lies in the use of new technologies to police flows, new threats that form flows, new challenges to human rights due to the policing of flows, and challenges to organisational structures.
The workshops will be held in Flinders University’s Adelaide city premises, 182 Victoria Square.
Adelaide is South Australia’s cosmopolitan coastal capital. It has multiple beautiful beaches, world renowned wine regions, and celebrates a vibrant food and wine culture. The City is small and very easy to navigate on foot, or by tram. December enjoys temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius.
Any researcher or practitioner interested in law enforcement, national security or crime prevention. Workshop themes will include (but not limited to) the changing dynamics, flows and risks associated with organised crime, transnational security, cybercrime, terrorism, gangs, drug trafficking and corruption.
2 or 3 days (early bird) $500
1 day (early bird) $250
2 or 3 days standard $600
1 day standard $300
2 or 3 days student $250
1 day student $125
Presenters (first authors) receive:
Co-authors:
All other named authors will receive complimentary conference registration, but are not eligible for accommodation or complimentary ticket to the conference dinner.
Other authors are invited to the dinner, but there will be a cost for such attendance ($100 per person). We will also be able to assist co-authors with booking their own accommodation at the same hotel (spaces limited).
Students must be studying full time to be eligible for the student rate. Please send proof (such as a scan of student card) to PFIN17@flinders.edu.au to confirm your registration.