Events

Second Annual ISEC Conference

7th September, Kingston University, London

In collaboration with Kingston University London, the International Society of Economic Criminology (ISEC) is hosting its second annual conference on 7th September this year.

Confirmed Plenary Speakers
Professor Tom Holt, Examining the Practices of Fraud and Money Mule Networks
Dr Martina Dove, Engineered Reality: Scam Psychology in the Age of AI
Beth Hyland, The Psychology of Romance Fraud: Understanding Manipulation and Victim Impact
Dr Rui Sousa-Silva, Idiolect, Evidence and Hybrid Authorship: Forensic Linguistics in the Fight Against AI-Powered Economic Crime

Over 30 other speakers who are listed in the:
Full conference programme

Official conference sponsors

Clue Software
Peter Tickner Associates

Benefits of participating
-Hear and share cutting-edge research in economic criminology
-Network to foster research projects that tackle your existing real-world challenges
-Share professional insights with a cross-sector, interdisciplinary audience
-Contribute to shaping the future of economic criminology practice
-Establish professional networks and foster ongoing collaborations
-Selected presenters can attend the conference for no charge. Note that we cannot pay for travel/accommodation.

Book your ticket here:
https://store.kingston.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-business-and-social-sciences/conference

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