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Lieselot Bisschop was invited to present the findings of her case study on e-waste in the Commission for the Environment of the Flemish Parliament.

This workshop explored a range of issues relating to maritime security and policing in Australian and international contexts.

Lieselot Bisschop is currently working at the University of Calgary (Canada) as a Visiting Fellow during her appointment as a researcher at the research unit Governing and Policing Security (GaPS). Calgary is interesting as a research context for...

The conference on ‘Tides & Currents on Police Theories’ in Ghent on December the 12th and 13th of December was a great opportunity to hold a discussion forum on the nexus between policing and science in the lead up to this conference.

17 and 18 September 2012 were heydays for ‘green criminologists’ because the international conference Environmental Crime and its Victims brought together criminologists, sociologists, environmental NGOS, policy makers and law...

From 12 to 15 September 2012, GaPS attended the yearly conference of the European Society of Criminology.

Gudrun Vande Walle and Arne Dormaels have been selected by PwC as Local Research Correspondents on Corruption for Belgium. This is a project of DG Home Affairs of the European Commission.

From 28 th May to 1 st June 2012, Marleen Easton and Arne Dormaels participated in a “Workshop on the Transnational Role of Private Security” organized by Philip Stenning at the Griffith University in Brisbane. The primary goal of...

Being in Australia to attend a workshop on ‘the Transnational Role of Private Security’ at the Centre for Excellence on Policing and Security (http://www.ceps.edu.au/) at Griffith University in Brisbane ; Arne Dormaels and Marleen...