Library.ESEM

Welcome to the Digital Library of the Multidimensional Security School

Library.ESEM

Welcome to the Digital Library of the Multidimensional Security School

Mission

Our mission is to enhance, update, and disseminate knowledge focused on professional training, with an emphasis on public security, defense, and criminal justice.

Mission

Our mission is to enhance, update, and disseminate knowledge focused on professional training, with an emphasis on public security, defense, and criminal justice.

The Digital Library of the Multidimensional Security School is yet another demonstration of our commitment to going beyond academic boundaries, fostering a culture of dialogue and cooperation with police, military, and criminal justice institutions, and establishing partnerships that enable knowledge exchange and the development of collaborative professional training projects.

Thematic Collections

Curated by specialists, these collections bring together articles, scientific works, statistical data, and other relevant materials aimed at research and the advancement of knowledge in specific areas of interest.

Curator:

Christian Serón Leal

Theme:

Illicit Markets and Money Laundering

Curator:

ESEM International Team

Theme:

Multidimensional Security Perspectives

Curator:

Kerlly BM dos Santos

Theme:

Criminal Social Network Analysis

Curator:

Fábio Bechara

Theme:

Law Enforcement and Legal Cooperation

Research Reports

Brings together studies, diagnostics, and analyses produced by the Multidimensional Security School (ESEM-USP) and partner institutions. The reports present the results of applied research developed in collaboration with public agencies and private sector entities, aimed at formulating and evaluating evidence-based security policies.

Data Archive

This section brings together statistical databases, indicators, and information sets produced or organized by the School of Multidimensional Security (ESEM-USP) in partnership with public and private institutions. These collections provide access to structured data that support research, analysis, and the development of evidence-based public policies.

Handouts from the Courses

Brings together support materials developed and used in the training and capacity-building programs offered by the Multidimensional Security School (ESEM-USP).

Illicit Markets and Organized Crime in the Americas

Security and Defense (BRI-0093 IRI-USP)

Multidimensional Security at Borders

The Use of Body – Worn Cameras in Policing

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Library.ESEM

Welcome to the Digital Library of the Multidimensional Security School

Library.ESEM

Welcome to the Digital Library of the Multidimensional Security School

Mission

Our mission is to enhance, update, and disseminate knowledge focused on professional training, with an emphasis on public security, defense, and criminal justice.

Mission

Our mission is to enhance, update, and disseminate knowledge focused on professional training, with an emphasis on public security, defense, and criminal justice.

Thematic Collections

Curated by specialists, these collections bring together articles, scientific works, statistical data, and other relevant materials aimed at research and the advancement of knowledge in specific areas of interest.

Curator:

Christian Serón Leal

Theme:

Illicit Markets and Money Laundering

Curator:

ESEM International Team

Theme:

Multidimensional Security Perspectives

Curator:

Kerlly BM dos Santos

Theme:

Criminal Social Network Analysis

Curator:

Fábio Bechara

Theme:

Law Enforcement and Legal Cooperation

Research Reports

Data Archive

Handouts from the Courses

Brings together support materials developed and used in the training and capacity-building programs offered by the Multidimensional Security School (ESEM-USP).

Illicit Markets and Organized Crime in the Americas

Security and Defense (BRI-0093 IRI-USP)

Multidimensional Security at Borders

The Use of Body – Worn Cameras in Policing

How We Share Knowledge

Online Courses

Content curations by specialists

In-person Events

Online Courses

Content curations by specialists

In-person Training Programs

Impact

Impacto

Home / Coleções Temáticas / Análise de Redes Sociais Criminais/ Referências Bibliográficas

Referências

Bibliográficas

Análise de Redes Sociais Criminais

Uma abordagem de agrupamento baseada em gráficos para extração de relações a partir de dados criminais

P. Das, AK Das, J. Nayak, D. Pelusi e W. Ding (2019)

Análise da Rede Social Acadêmica Brasileira

DIGIAMPIETRI (2015)

Introdução à Análise de Redes Sociais Online

RECUPERO (2017)

Sutherland - A Teoria da Associação Diferencial e o Crime de Colarinho Branco

FERRO (2008)

Criminofísica: Uma Aplicação ao Estudo da Operação Darknet

Criminofísica: Uma Aplicação ao Estudo da Operação Darknet

DccGraph: Detecção de comunidades criminosas com construção de rede criminal aumentada e rede neural de grafos

Y. Yang, L. Yang, L. Li, X. Ma, L. Yu e C. Zuo (2023)

Detecção de redes criminosas usando similaridade social

F. Ozgul; Z. Erdem (2012)

Estudo sobre a topologia das redes criminais

CUNHA (2017)

Fragmentação rápida de redes usando ataques baseados em módulos

CUNHA e outros (2015)

Investigando grupos do crime organizado: uma perspectiva de análise de redes sociais

MA Tayebi; U. Glasser (2012)

Medidas de Centralidade em Gráficos

FREITAS (2010)

Um modelo de técnicas de neutralização

KAPTEIN, Muel; VAN HERLVOORT, Martien (2019)

Neutralização Seletiva de Alvos Topológicos de Alto Retorno em Facções Criminosas

CUNHA (2022)

Desempenho de estratégias de ataque em redes modulares

CUNHA, Bruno Requião da; GONÇALVES, Sebastião (2016)

Modelo de Redes Modulares Dinâmicas Mediadas por Confinamento

Schneider, É., Gonçalves, S., Iglesias, J. et al. (2019)

Análise de Redes Sociais em Dados de Múltiplas Redes Sociais para Descoberta de Grupos Criminosos

X. Shang; Y. Yuan (2012)

Usando a análise de redes sociais para estudar o crime: navegando pelos desafios dos registros da justiça criminal

How We Share
Knowledge

Online
Courses

Content curations
by specialists

In-person
Events

Content curations
by specialists