Serguei Cheloukhine’s areas of expertise are Property Rights, Corrupt Networks, Organized Crime, Money Laundering and Terrorism (Russia and Eastern Europe). He was professor and the Department of Social Sciences chairperson at the Rostov-on-Don Law School (former Higher Police Academy) for ten years. Studying Organized Crime, Economic Crime and Corruption in Russia, led him to the Nathanson Center for the Study of Organized and Corruption, York University in Canada where Serguei worked as researcher and finished his PhD. Cheloukhine’s first book Property and the State: Ownership Regime and Institutional Changes in Russia, examines property rights in transitional countries and its legal systems. Other publications focused on organized crime, economic crime and corrupt networks in Russia and other countries. Law enforcement and government officials in Canada, Sweden, Finland, Australia, Brazil, Italy and Russia recognized Cheloukhine’s work.