Author: Megan Hollis

  Measuring the Unmeasurable: Approaches to Assessing the Nature and Extent of Product Counterfeiting Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson, Brandon Sullivan and Megan Hollis, 2016   Due to its considerable negative consequences, product counterfeiting is a global problem that is a growing concern for consumers, government entities, law enforcement, and businesses. […]

    Routine Activities and Product Counterfeiting: A Research Note Click here to read the full article Zoltán Levente Fejes, Roy Fenoff, Megan Hollis and Jeremy Wilson, 2014   Product counterfeiting has only recently emerged as an area of research interest for criminal justice and criminology scholars. As a consequence, criminological research and application of criminological theory […]

  Who are the Guardians in Product Counterfeiting? A Theoretical Application of Routine Activities Theory Click here to read the full article Megan Hollis and Jeremy Wilson, 2014   Product counterfeiting, as an emerging problem, has seen limited scholarly attention. Although there has been an increase in the scholarly work in this area, much more […]