This stakeholder meeting is the first in a series of events organised within the COMCRIM project to strengthen the exchange between researchers and societal partners.
The programme will begin with a poster session showcasing the work of four PhD researchers, followed by two presentations on findings from the project's socio-economic research line. Each presentation will be followed by an interactive discussion, providing an opportunity for participants to reflect on the research findings and their practical relevance.
This is an invitational event.
COMCRIM is an interdisciplinary research project that studies crimes that undermine democracy and the rule of law (rechtsstaat-ondermijnende criminaliteit, or ondermijning) in and via the Netherlands. The project is conducted by a unique public-private consortium of 22 partners, including four universities, ministries, banks, law enforcement and intelligence agencies, NGOs, and network organisations. With over 28 researchers from more than nine disciplines, COMCRIM explores the systemic drivers of organised crime and develops proactive, evidence-based interventions that foster resilience of democracy and the rule of law.