Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice in Europe

Sources of Articles; Preface; Introduction Cyrille Fijnaut;
Part I – Crime
1. The Italian and Russian Mafia
The Integration of the Italian Crime Scene Letizia Paoli;
Criminal Kaleidoscope: The Diversification and Adaptation of Criminal Activities in the Soviet Successor States Louise Shelley;
Twenty Years Ago: The Assassinations of Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino Cyrille Fijnaut;
2. The Crime Problems in Central and Eastern Europe
Social Changes and Rising Crime Rates: The Case of Central and Eastern Europe Miklos Levay;
Experiences of the International Crime Victim Survey in Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia and Yugoslavia Biljana Simeunović-Patić;
Understanding a ‘Culture of Violence and Crime’: the Kanun of Lek Dukagjini and the Rise of the Albanian Sexual-Slavery Rackets Jana Arsovska;
Part II – Criminal Law
1. The Division of Criminal Law Power in the European Union
The Influence of European Community Law on the Criminal Law of the Member States Roger France;
The Treaty Establishing a Constitution for Europe and Challenges for Criminal Law at the Commencement of 21st Century Maria Kaiafa-Gbandi;
2. The Legal Approximation of the Fight against Regular Serious Crime
The Protection of the Euro against Counterfeiting Ciro Grandi;
A Definition that Could not Work: the EU Framework Decision on the Fight against Organised Crime Francesco Calderoni;
3. The Criminalisation of White Collar Crime
Forging the European Cartel Offence: The Supranational Regulation of Business Conspiracy Christopher Harding;
Union Regulatory Criminal Law Competence after Lisbon Treaty Jacob Oberg;
Part III – Criminal Justice
1. The Collapse of the Iron Curtain and the Transition of Justice
Problems in Blaming and Punishing Individuals for Human Rights Violations: the Example of the Berlin Wall Shootings Susanne Walther;
Regime Change, State Crime and Transitional Justice: A Criminal Law Retrospective Concentrating on Former Eastern Bloc Countries Jorg Arnold in collaboration with Emily Silverman;
2. The Cooperation between Police Services in Border Areas
Police Co-operation in the English Channel Region 1968-1996 James Sheptycki;
Policing Across a Dimorphous Border: Challenge and Innovation at the French-German Border Detlef Nogala;
On Joint Investigation Teams, Europol and Supervision of Their Joint Actions Tom Schalken and Maarten Pronk;
Joint Investigation Teams in the European Union: Article 13 JITS and the Alternatives Toine Spapens;
3. The Foundation of European Police Services
Euro-Cops? Just Say Maybe: European Lessons from the 1993 Reshuffle of US Drug Enforcement Frank Verbruggen;
Towards an Independent European Agency to Fight Fraud and Corruption in the EU? John Vervaele;
4. The Establishment of a European Public Prosecution Service
A European Public Prosecution Service: Comments on the Green Paper Cyrille Fijnaut and Marc Groenhuijsen;
Constitutional Conditions for a Public Prosecutor’s Office at the European Level Walter van Gerven;
The Januses of Justice: How Prosecutors Define the Kind of Justice Done Across Europe Marianne Wade;
5. The Mechanisms for Cooperation in Criminal Matters
The European Arrest Warrant – the Early Years: Implementing and Using the Warrant Mark Mackarel;
DNA Analysis and Criminal Proceedings: The European Institutional Framework Elisabeth Symeonidou-Kastanidou;