Interdisciplinary Studies Program on Prevention and Prosecution of Economic Crime – EcoCrim

Created by RECTOR RESOLUTION N° 8072/2022

Directed by: Dr. Marina Marsili and Dr. Sebastián Narvaja

:: FOUNDATION

El Interdisciplinary Studies Program on Prevention and Prosecution of Economic Crime (EcoCrim) is an initiative of Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, created by resolution of the Rectorate of the Universidad Nacional de Rosario.

The EcoCrim program addresses the problem of economic crime from an interdisciplinary perspective , focusing on strengthening a more effective application of the law.

:: WORK AREAS

Our objectives focus on three key areas . EcoCrim aims to establish itself as a hub for generating and disseminating specialized knowledge in the field of economic crime.

:: TRAINING

These are our ongoing programs:

:: INVESTIGATION

These are our ongoing research projects:

  • Cryptoassets. Accounting and legal tools for the prevention and investigation of crimes committed through operations with digital assets.
  • Security forces in the plot of complex crime. Multidisciplinary approach in judicial cases in the province of Santa Fe.
  • Interdisciplinary work in the new adversarial system. Structures available for research into the Economy of Crime in Argentina.

::LINKING

Cycle of conferences, webinars and conversations 2024 

:: OUR COMMITMENT

As part of the Universidad Nacional de Rosario, ECOCRIM is dedicated to contributing to society through education, research and international collaboration. Our work reflects the university's commitment to solving social problems through academic work.

:: OUR TEAM

:: OUR NETWORKS

EcoCrim promotes and develops links with groups, organizations, institutions, and other academic units and projects committed to the development of studies, research, and advocacy actions to confront economic crime.

         

:: REPORTS: ecocrim-cei@unr.edu.ar

Attached files:

RR 8072 22-1 – Interdisciplinary Studies Program in Prevention and Prosecution of Economic Crime