The Oxford University Organised Crime and Corruption Discussion Group meets every Wednesday at St Antony's College. It is a multidisciplinary group designed to bring together researchers working on similar issues at the university, but also welcomes experts from outside the university. Each presenter provides a list of recommended readings a week in advance, and the meetings work as informal seminars. The group is open to members of the university departments as well as to graduate students
Programme for Hilary Term 2006
Wednesdays at 1.30pm, Deakin Room, St Antony’s College
18th January
State-Organised Illegality
‘Honourable Crooks: Tommies Behind Enemy Lines in the Cold War’
Col. Roy Giles (Former Army officer and civil servant, latterly a Senior
Associate & Cody Fellow, St Antony's College)
25th January
T.b.c.
1st February
Title tbc (Topic: The Criminalisation of International Money Transfers)
Edwina Thompson (DPhil Candidate in International Relations, St Cross)
8th February
‘Agency Relations Within the Mafia’
Dr Federico Varese (University Lecturer in Criminology)
15th February
‘The Economic Impact of Organised Crime in the South of Italy’
Silvia Palano (DPhil Candidate, Economics Department)
22nd February
‘Why Criminals Should Organise’
Andrew Mell (MPhil, Economics Department)
1st March
‘The Black Economy in Occupied France’
Dr Paul Sanders (Tutor, Continuing Education Department)
8th March
Corrupt Economies in Africa
‘Petty Corruption: An Experimental Investigation’
Danila Serra (PRS, Economics Department)
For more information, contact Sappho Xenakis: s_xenakis@hotmail.com
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