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SUMMARY:Wildlife Trade in the EU
DESCRIPTION:Getting to know EU wildlife trade\, October 2\, 2023\, \nHow to change EU wildlife trade\, October 3\, 2023 \nWriting proposal and paper\, October 4\, 2023 \nThis workshop will identify and propose changes in EU legislation regarding wildlife traffic. The workshop will discuss gaps in EU legislation concerning the import of wildlife and discuss possible ways to cover such gaps in EU legislation. In the end\, the participants will collaborate on an opinion paper on the subject to be submitted to a high-impact journal. \n  \n 
URL:https://glitss.eu/event/wildlife-trade-in-the-eu/
LOCATION:University of Lisbon
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Social Re-Use Of Confiscated Assets As A Legal Response Against Illicit Trade: Issues And Perspectives For European Criminal Justice
DESCRIPTION:The preventive and restorative goals of social re-use need to be analysed both ‘in the books’ and ‘in action’\, in order to discover how transnational confiscation procedures in the EU can be streamlined as a fit socio-legal response against illicit trades. The overarching question to address is if\, how\, and to what extent social re-use of confiscated assets can be improved as a ‘doubly constructive’ means\, helping both to prevent illicit trade practices and to boost economic and social development in target communities \n  \n 
URL:https://glitss.eu/event/social-re-use-of-confiscated-assets-as-a-legal-response-against-illicit-trade-issues-and-perspectives-for-european-criminal-justice/
LOCATION:Univeristy of Groningen
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230718
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SUMMARY:The inaugural in-person meeting of Working Group 4
DESCRIPTION:The inaugural in-person meeting of Working Group 4 (WG4) – Data Science for Illicit Trade\, chaired by George Azzopardi\, took place on July 18-19\, 2023\, at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University. During this dynamic gathering\, all members showcased their research backgrounds\, illustrating how their expertise aligns with the working group’s objectives. \nProductive discussions led to the formation of actionable ideas. WG4 aims to explore opportunities for consortium-based research funding at the EU level and is considering the creation of a special issue in a journal to advance the discourse on data science’s role in illicit trade. The group also laid out plans for recurrent meetings and webinars\, fostering a collaborative environment for knowledge sharing. \nIn a bid to enhance visibility and connectivity\, members agreed to craft concise bios for the upcoming website\, facilitating networking and showcasing individual research interests. Furthermore\, it was contemplated the development of educational\, illustrative videos to disseminate essential concepts and the progress of our COST Action and WG4 in particular. These initiatives exemplify our commitment to advancing the field of Data Science for Illicit Trade and fostering public engagement with our work. \n  \n 
URL:https://glitss.eu/event/the-inaugural-in-person-meeting-of-working-group-4/
LOCATION:Sabahattin Zaim University\, Istanbul
CATEGORIES:Meetings,Workshops
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230524
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SUMMARY:Kick-off conference
DESCRIPTION:The GLITSS COST Action held its first Kick-Off Conference in combination with a Management Committee Meeting and a Core Group Meeting in Skopje\, Macedonia. The meeting was hosted by the University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius\, Faculty of Law Iustinianus Primus. \nThe Management Committee met on Monday\, May 22 to assess the steps forward made by the Action over the last months and to plan the next stages of the Action’s activities. \nThe Working Groups have met separately to carry out an overview of the projects undertaken by each of them\, while also devoting a specific session to the presentation of ongoing research by members of the Working Groups themselves. \nOn the second day of the Kick-off Conference\, the programme was dedicated to presentations on topics with high interest to the GLITSS objectives and mission. The following papers have been presented at the Kick-Off Conference: \n\nStudying Human Trafficking Cases in Croatia: Challenges and Phenomenological Discoveries – Aleksandar Marsavelski\nTrafficking in Persons: A Romanian Perspective – Raluca-Ioana Mocanu \nSelected Network Interdiction Problems and Applications – Di Nguyen\nThe evasion of international sanctions – Francesco Giumelli \nThe importance of regional bans to halt Global wildlife trade – Luis Reino \nIllicit energy trade: сonsequences of the needs trap and the role of the safety factor in the absence of extreme dependence – Ilona Dumanska \nFactual support of the guilty plea and sentence bargaining in the case against illicit manufacture and trade in firearms in North Macedonia – Boban Misoski\nPotential of cacao production versus illicit crops in Latin America – Sonia Quiroga \nApplication of the barrier model to analyze the stolen cars market in Bulgaria – Atanas Rusev \nPolicing or self-perishing? The impact of the import regulation on the Swiss illicit caviar market – Amelie Jeanneret\, Yuji Z. Hashimoto and Stefano Caneppele \nDetection of illicit accounts over the Ethereum blockchain – George Azzopardi \nMultimedia forensics: from image copy-move forgery to deep fake detection – Gül Tahaoğlu \nMotivation and Behavioral Models of Illegal Products and Services Customers in Bulgaria – Georgi Penchev 
URL:https://glitss.eu/event/kick-off-conference/
LOCATION:Skopje\, Macedonia
CATEGORIES:GLITSS Annual Conference
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