Transnational Environmental Crime Project: Black trade, criminal networks and enforcement responses

Event details

Conference

Date & time

Friday 14 March 2014 to Saturday 19 July 2014
9am–5pm

Venue

Lecture Theatre 2, Hedley Bull Centre (130), corner of Garran Road and Liversidge Street, ANU

Speaker

Professor Lorraine Elliott

Contacts

Sophie Saydan

The Transnational Environmental Crime (TEC) project at ANU, funded by the Australian Research Council and the Australian Government’s Department of the Environment (DoE) under the ARC Linkage Scheme is nearing its three-year milestone. We are therefore delighted to announce the dates for our next conference. This will provide an opportunity for members of the research team to report their research findings against the three project themes:

  • understanding the ways in which environmental commodities that are either sourced illegally or destined for illegal markets are traded;

  • understanding the organisational and asset structures of criminal networks involved in TEC; and

  • understanding the strengths, weaknesses and challenges of policy and operational law enforcement responses.

Speakers include

Professor Lorraine Elliott, ANU

Dr Kimberley Dripps, Deputy Secretary (DoE)

Professor Greg Rose, University of Wollongong

Julie Ayling, ANU

Grant Pink, DoE

Dr Dylan Horne, DoE

Greta McLeod, DoE

Dr Matt Marshall, DoE

Dr William Schaedla, Departmental Visitor, ANU

Dr Tanya Wyatt, University of Northumbria/Visiting Fellow, TEC project, ANU

Program details will be available on the TEC project . Attendance is free (morning/afternoon teas and lunch will be provided). For catering purposes please register.

For further enquires please email Sophie Saydan, sophie.saydan@anu.edu.a

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