Dr. Rasmus Andersen

Biography

Rasmus Munksgaard Andersen is a researcher whose work primarily delves into illicit markets and drug policy, building on a background that includes a PhD dissertation from Université de Montréal focused on trust in drug production markets. His research encompasses the interplay between online and offline drug trading systems, with significant emphasis on themes such as cybercrime, drug pricing, transaction networks, and social control. He employs a range of quantitative methods including social network analysis and causal inference, and has increasingly utilized Danish data sources in his studies. Munksgaard's recent work as principal investigator of the PEEREC project examines the consequences of penal policies in Denmark and he is active in presenting his findings at international conferences and publishing in esteemed journals such as the International Journal of Drug Policy and Global Crime. His expertise aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, contributing insights towards social conditions and crime related to illicit substances.

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