EU and International Crime Control. Topical Issues (GofS, 2010)

Artikelen

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Appreciating Approximation. Using common offence concepts to facilitate police and judicial cooperation in the EU

Wendy De Bondt, Gert Vermeulen

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Approximation and mutual recognition of procedural safeguards of suspects and defendants in criminal proceedings throughout the European Union

Gert Vermeulen, Laurens van Puyenbroeck

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Shaping the competence of Europol. An FBI perspective

Alexandra De Moor, Gert Vermeulen

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Towards a coherent EU policy on outgoing data transfers for use in criminal matters? The adequacy requirement and the framework decision on data protection in criminal matters. A transatlantic exercise in adequacy

Els De Busser, Gert Vermeulen

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The international private security industry as part of the European Union security framework: a critical assessment of the French EU presidency White Paper

Marc Cools, Dusan Davidovic, Hilde De Clerck, Eddy De Raedt

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The anti money laundering complex on a crime control continuum: perceptions of risk, power and efficacy

Antoinette Verhage

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Police officers' views and fears about some criminals' threatening reactions to police investigations

Fien Gilleir

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Police torture in China and its causes

Wei Wu, Tom Vander Beken