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Jo-Anne Kramer, MSc

External PhD Candidate, Faculty of Law, Criminology

External PhD Candidate, Research Programmes - Law, Empirical and Normative Studies

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Jo-Anne Kramer is a PhD Candidate at the Criminology department, Faculty of Law and the Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR). She obtained her Honours BSc in Criminology and MSc in Investigative Criminology at the VU Amsterdam. She has worked as a junior lecturer and researcher at the VU Amsterdam in 2020-2021. As of 1 June 2021, she started her PhD project 'Professional money launderers and money laundering networks: the missing link in money laundering research'.

Research

Jo-Anne Kramer conducts research on professional money launderers and money laundering networks. Her PhD project focusses on professional financial facilitators in the Netherlands who deliver their money laundering services to drug criminals. Central questions are how these financial facilitators organize their business and to what extent they collaborate in money laundering networks, what their personal, professional and criminal history looks like and what the risk factors are for the onset and persistence in money laundering.

Teaching

Jo-Anne Kramer teached different courses in the BSc and MSc Criminology programmes. In September 2021 she obtained her University Teaching Qualification (Basiskwalificatie Onderwijs).

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