P105 - Transatlantic criminological collaboration: Unveiling the synergy between Ghent University and Kent State University

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Abstract

This poster unveils an innovative collaboration forged between the criminology departments of Ghent University (Belgium) and Kent State University (United States). Representing a harmonious intersection of European and American academia, this collaboration is characterized by robust ties that extend into both research and teaching realms, incorporating various institutes and research infrastructures.
The poster illuminates the interdisciplinary foundation of this partnership, focusing on critical areas such as terrorism, cybercrime, and policing. By delving into these complex criminological domains, the collaboration aims to foster a rich exchange of ideas and methodologies across continents.
The fruitful relationship between Ghent University and Kent State University is designed to act as a catalyst, propelling advancements in diverse research fields. Beyond the academic realm, this collaboration aspires to cultivate a deepened mutual understanding and appreciation of distinct research cultures. By leveraging the strengths of both institutions, the collaboration is poised to make a meaningful societal impact through groundbreaking research initiatives.

Authors

• Hedi Nasheri, Kent State University

• Wim Hardyns, Ghent University

• Noel Klima, Ghent University