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Jana Arsovska

Associate Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Department Of Sociology

Research & Evaluation Center

Department of Sociology

Jana Arsovska is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Associate Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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Jana Arsovska

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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criminology criminal justice sociology organized crime social sciences theoretical criminology criminal law international criminology law deviance (sociology) international relations cross-border crime security studies conflict violence against women experimental criminology communication fraud ethnicity violent behavior interpersonal violence feminist criminology ethnic studies migration studies lateral violence violent crime cybercrime forensic psychology crime science economic criminology dark web analytics crime-as-a-service cyber crime investigation crime analysis cyber crime transnational mobility ethnic albanian context feminist studies geopolitics women's studies knowledge management knowledge economy information technology systematic exploitation transnational history economics of networks political conflict corruption international conflict regime analysis peace operations cyberweapon covert channels state crime penology islamic economics islamic studies trust metric cyber-geography offender profiling offender classification illicit arms trafficking rational choice theory conduct norms 'culture conflict west africa albanian kanun chinese triads criminal organizations seci model darknet markets post-conflict kosovo face-to-face interviews difficult populations strategic mobsters united states human trafficking drug trafficking

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Between Traditional Mafias and Cyber-Organized Crime: The Roles of Women in Online and Offline Drug Trafficking Networks. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2025)

violence against womencyber crimedeviance (sociology)between traditional mafiascybercrimecyber-organized crimefeminist theorysociologycyber conflictcriminologygender studiesinformation forensicscrime-as-a-servicefeminist criminologysocial sciencesorganized crimecyber crime investigationsocial network analysis

Decoding Hidden Darknet Networks: What We Learned About the Illicit Fentanyl Trade on Alphabay. Journal of Forensic Sciences (2023)

journalismnetwork sciencenetwork analysisinformation securitycyberweaponillicit fentanyl tradecommunicationcyber crimedark web analyticscybercrimecomputer securitycyber conflictinformation forensicshidden darknet networksglobal networkssecurity studiescovert channels

Keeping Pace With the Evolution of Illicit Darknet Fentanyl Markets: Using a Mixed Methods Approach to Identify Trust Signals and Develop a Vendor Trustworthiness Index. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (2023)

marketingtrusteconomicsdark web analyticstrust signalsfraudinternet economicsmarket (economics)vendor trustworthiness indexmixed methods approachbusinesstrust metric

Understanding the Intersection Between Technology and Kidnapping: A Typology of Virtual Kidnapping. International Criminology (2023)

communicationhuman-computer interactioncyber-geographyintersection between technologydigital mediumssocial computingsocial sciencesvirtual kidnappingsecurity studiescybercrime

A Novel Approach to Deep Learning for Image Classification. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (2022)

deep learningcomputer sciencemachine learningdata scienceimage analysismachine visionconvolutional neural networksclassifier systemsneural network (machine learning)image representationimage classification

The Seci Model and Darknet Markets: Knowledge Creation in Criminal Organizations and Communities of Practice. European Journal of Criminology (2022)

Marie-Helen MarasJana ArsovskaAdam Scott WandtMelanie KniepsKenji Logie

criminologyorganized crimeknowledge managementsocial sciencesnetwork scienceinformation securityseci modelsocial mediacyber crime investigationdarknet marketseconomic criminologycriminal organizationsinformation technologysociologyknowledge economyeconomics of networkssystems engineeringcrime sciencecriminal justicetheoretical criminologysecurity studies

The Rise of Balkan Organized Crime. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

economic criminologyinternational criminologybalkan organized crimedeviance (sociology)criminal lawcriminologycriminal justiceorganized crimehistory

Adaptation, Rationality, and Advancement: Ethnic Albanian Organized Crime in New York City. Crime Law and Social Change (2016)

urbanismnew york cityethnic albaniancriminal lawsociologycrime sciencecriminologyethnicityethnic studiescriminal justiceorganized crimesocial sciencesafrican american studies

Perceptions of Ethnic Albanians in New York City and the Role of Stereotypes in Fostering Social Exclusion and Criminality. Freedom from fear (2016)

ethnic group relationcriminologyethnic studiessocial sciencesafrican american studiesnew york cityracial prejudiceraceethnic albaniansurban sociologyanti-racismsocial identitysociologyethnicityracial studiesracial discriminationethnic discriminationcriminal justicesocial exclusionracial groups

Decoding Albanian Organized Crime. Culture, Politics and Globalization. Oakland: University of California Press (2015)

international criminologycivilizationsglobal historynationalitynationalismcriminologycriminal justiceorganized crime

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Jana Arsovska

Associate Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Department Of Sociology

Research & Evaluation Center

Department of Sociology

Jana Arsovska is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Associate Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jana Arsovska

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Between Traditional Mafias and Cyber-Organized Crime: The Roles of Women in Online and Offline Drug Trafficking Networks. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2025)

Decoding Hidden Darknet Networks: What We Learned About the Illicit Fentanyl Trade on Alphabay. Journal of Forensic Sciences (2023)

marketingtrusteconomicsdark web analyticstrust signalsfraudinternet economicsmarket (economics)vendor trustworthiness indexmixed methods approachbusinesstrust metric

Understanding the Intersection Between Technology and Kidnapping: A Typology of Virtual Kidnapping. International Criminology (2023)

communicationhuman-computer interactioncyber-geographyintersection between technologydigital mediumssocial computingsocial sciencesvirtual kidnappingsecurity studiescybercrime

A Novel Approach to Deep Learning for Image Classification. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (2022)

The Seci Model and Darknet Markets: Knowledge Creation in Criminal Organizations and Communities of Practice. European Journal of Criminology (2022)

Marie-Helen MarasJana ArsovskaAdam Scott WandtMelanie KniepsKenji Logie

The Rise of Balkan Organized Crime. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

economic criminologyinternational criminologybalkan organized crimedeviance (sociology)criminal lawcriminologycriminal justiceorganized crimehistory

Adaptation, Rationality, and Advancement: Ethnic Albanian Organized Crime in New York City. Crime Law and Social Change (2016)

urbanismnew york cityethnic albaniancriminal lawsociologycrime sciencecriminologyethnicityethnic studiescriminal justiceorganized crimesocial sciencesafrican american studies

Perceptions of Ethnic Albanians in New York City and the Role of Stereotypes in Fostering Social Exclusion and Criminality. Freedom from fear (2016)

Decoding Albanian Organized Crime. Culture, Politics and Globalization. Oakland: University of California Press (2015)

international criminologycivilizationsglobal historynationalitynationalismcriminologycriminal justiceorganized crime

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