Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Criminal justice finality: a decisive element in the development of international cooperation in criminal matters

Gert Vermeulen (UGent) and Charlotte Ryckman (UGent)

(2012) Rethinking international cooperation in criminal matters in the EU : moving beyond actors, bringing logic back, footed in reality. In IRCP research series 42. p.91-103
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Horizontalisation and decentralisation: future perspectives on communication and decision making

Wendy De Bondt (UGent) , Charlotte Ryckman (UGent) and Gert Vermeulen (UGent)

(2012) Rethinking international cooperation in criminal matters in the EU : moving beyond actors, bringing logic back, footed in reality. In IRCP research series 42. p.185-204
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Enhanced stringency in cooperation

Gert Vermeulen (UGent) , Wendy De Bondt (UGent) and Charlotte Ryckman (UGent)

(2012) Rethinking international cooperation in criminal matters in the EU : moving beyond actors, bringing logic back, footed in reality. In IRCP research series 42. p.205-336
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International cooperation in criminal matters: more than cooperation between judicial authorities

Gert Vermeulen (UGent) , Charlotte Ryckman (UGent) and Wendy De Bondt (UGent)

(2012) Rethinking international cooperation in criminal matters in the EU : moving beyond actors, bringing logic back, footed in reality. In IRCP research series 42. p.65-90
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Diversity in the corporate criminal liability landscape: implications for EU & cross-national policy making

Wendy De Bondt (UGent) , Charlotte Ryckman (UGent) and Gert Vermeulen (UGent)

(2012) Update in de criminologie VI : actuele ontwikkelingen inzake EU-strafrecht, veiligheid & preventie, politie, strafprocedure, prostitutie en mensenhandel, drugsbeleid en penologie. In Gandaius 6. p.45-63

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Criminal justice finality: a decisive element in the development of international cooperation in criminal matters

Horizontalisation and decentralisation: future perspectives on communication and decision making

Enhanced stringency in cooperation

International cooperation in criminal matters: more than cooperation between judicial authorities

Diversity in the corporate criminal liability landscape: implications for EU & cross-national policy making

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