'Profiling Tax Scammers' 12th November 2020
From Mirjana Birgitta Gavrilovic Nilsson on December 16th, 2020
From Mirjana Birgitta Gavrilovic Nilsson on December 16th, 2020
Presently, Ntaniella is a part- time Academic at the University of Huddersfield and teaches at the MSc Investigative Psychology. Ntaniella completed the MSc in Investigative Psychology at Huddersfield University in 2016 and was awarded with a distinction for the MSc dissertation on Stalking in Greece. Her PhD is focused on Stalking and Stalking Myths in Greece and the UK.
Ntaniella Pylarinou has published articles related to the field of Investigative Psychology. Ntaniella currently contributes to research projects, such as human trafficking and modern slavery, stalking and internet facilitated sexual offending. Other research interests include cyberstalking, tax fraud, revenge porn, human trafficking, and sex-trafficking.
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