Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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A socially embedded drug market based on trust : analysis of the synthetic drug supply market in Belgium

Sophia De Seranno (UGent)

(2026) LAW & CRIMINOLOGY JOURNAL. 3(1). p.1-23
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Unpacking assaults against police officers : the role of officers’ own direct and network exposure to assault

Isabo Goormans (UGent) , Arjan Blokland, Wouter Steenbeek and Christophe Vandeviver (UGent)

(2026) VICTIMS & OFFENDERS. 21(1). p.31-57
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Mapping tourism stakeholders and governance networks to advance sustainable tourism development : a case study in the Lake Tana Region, Northwest Ethiopia

Yihalem Kebete Kefale, Jan van der Borg, Amare Sewnet Minale, Getaneh Addis Tessema, Anton Van Rompaey, Jan Cools, Steven Van Passel, Enyew Adgo, Amaury Frankl (UGent) and Trui Steen

(2026) SUSTAINABILITY. 18(3).
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The effect of homophily on co-offending outcomes

Ruslan Klymentiev (UGent) , Christophe Vandeviver (UGent) and Luis E C Rocha (UGent)

(2025)
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Social Network Data on Chinese Buddhism in the Ming and Qing: An Expanded Dataset Based on Qing Genealogies of the Vinaya Tradition

Mariia Lepneva (UGent)

(2025)
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Violence and network change : the influence of violent behavior and co-offending on offenders’ centrality in co-offending networks

Joke Geeraert (UGent) , Luis E C Rocha (UGent) and Christophe Vandeviver (UGent)

(2025) 11th Belgian Network Research Meeting, book of abstracts.
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Of feathers and birds : the role of offending peers in the transmission of violent offending in offender networks

Joke Geeraert (UGent)

(2025)
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Homophily promotes stable connections in co-offending networks but limits information diffusion: insights from a simulation study

Ruslan Klymentiev (UGent) , Luis E C Rocha (UGent) and Christophe Vandeviver (UGent)

(2025) CRIME SCIENCE. 14(1).
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The dynamics of Chinese Buddhism in the Ming and Qing : social network analysis based on a combined dataset

Mariia Lepneva (UGent)

(2025) JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR CHINESE STUDIES. 6(2). p.77-99
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It’s a man’s world but it would be nothing without a woman : the involvement of women in Belgian synthetic drugs trafficking

Sophia De Seranno (UGent) and Charlotte Colman (UGent)

(2025) TRENDS IN ORGANIZED CRIME. p.1-24

Academic Bibliography

A socially embedded drug market based on trust : analysis of the synthetic drug supply market in Belgium

Unpacking assaults against police officers : the role of officers’ own direct and network exposure to assault

Mapping tourism stakeholders and governance networks to advance sustainable tourism development : a case study in the Lake Tana Region, Northwest Ethiopia

The effect of homophily on co-offending outcomes

Social Network Data on Chinese Buddhism in the Ming and Qing: An Expanded Dataset Based on Qing Genealogies of the Vinaya Tradition

Violence and network change : the influence of violent behavior and co-offending on offenders’ centrality in co-offending networks

Of feathers and birds : the role of offending peers in the transmission of violent offending in offender networks

Homophily promotes stable connections in co-offending networks but limits information diffusion: insights from a simulation study

The dynamics of Chinese Buddhism in the Ming and Qing : social network analysis based on a combined dataset

It’s a man’s world but it would be nothing without a woman : the involvement of women in Belgian synthetic drugs trafficking

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