Author: Brandon Sullivan

Counterfeit Parts in the U.S. Department of Defense Supply Chain

Counterfeit Parts in the U.S. Department of Defense Supply Chain Brandon Sullivan and Jeremy Wilson, 2016 Counterfeit parts in the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) supply chain threaten national security by compromising critical military operations and placing the lives of military service members at risk. These counterfeits are difficult to identify and are reported inconsistently …

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Measuring Product Counterfeiting: Insights from Current Research and Practice

Measuring Product Counterfeiting: Insights from Current Research and Practice Jeremy Wilson and Brandon Sullivan, 2016 Estimates of product counterfeiting vary widely in what they measure and when, how, and where they measure it. Yet measurements remain vital both for showing the extent of counterfeiting as well as determining how to address it. A-CAPP Center researchers …

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Product Counterfeiting Legislation in the United States: A Review of Characteristics, Remedies, and Penalties

Product Counterfeiting Legislation in the United States: A Review of Characteristics, Remedies, and Penalties Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson, Brandon Sullivan, Travis Johnson, Roy Fenoff and Kari Kammel, 2016 Product counterfeiting crimes have detrimental effects on consumers, brand owners, public health, the economy, and even national security. Over time, as product …

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The Nexus Between Terrorism and Product Counterfeiting in the United States

The Nexus Between Terrorism and Product Counterfeiting in the United States Click here to read the full article Brandon Sullivan, Joshua Freilich, Steven Chermack and Jeremy Wilson, 2014 Terrorists use a wide variety of methods to fund their operations, obtain profits and carry out ideologically driven goals. Terrorist organisations have increasingly been linked to product counterfeiting …

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The Nexus Between Terrorism and U.S. Product Counterfeiting

The Nexus Between Terrorism and U.S. Product Counterfeiting Brandon Sullivan, Steve Chermak, Jeremy Wilson and Joshua Freilich, 2014 Terrorists have increasingly been linked to product counterfeiting, but evidence for this connection has been mostly anecdotal and speculative. We use the Extremist Financial Crime Database and the Michigan State University Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection’s …

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Product Counterfeiting and the Media: Examining News Sources Product Counterfeiting and the Media: Examining News Sources Used in the Construction of Counterfeiting as a Social Problem

Product Counterfeiting and the Media: Examining News Sources Product Counterfeiting and the Media: Examining News Sources Used in the Construction of Counterfeiting as a Social Problem Click here to read the full article Brandon Sullivan and Steve Chermak, 2013 Product counterfeiting has received increased attention due to its economic and public health impact. Media framing …

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The Media’s Portrayal of Product Counterfeiting and Financial Crimes

The Media’s Portrayal of Product Counterfeiting and Financial Crimes Click here to read the full article Brandon Sullivan and Steve Chermak, 2012 Although there is a large body of research examining how crime and criminal justice issues are presented in the news, there is no research examining the media construction of product counterfeiting and little …

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