The Detecting Europe conference offers an open forum to explore and discuss how narratives of crime and investigation, as well as their production and reception, have helped define the major industrial, commercial, thematic and stylistic trends of European popular culture since 1989, fostering both the transnational circulation of its products and the appearance of new transcultural representations in line with the emergence of new social identities.

I participated with the presentation "Creating (in) the Arctic: Investigating European Co-production and Location through a Case Study of the Arctic Noir Serial Thin Ice" on June 23 in Panel B7 "The Geography of Crime Narratives: Local / Global".