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ESSAYS IN HONOUR OF NESTOR COURAKIS

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    • VI. The Role of Technology in Detecting and Preventing Crime, and Data Protection Issues
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    • X. Economic Crime, Organized Crime, and Crisis
    • XI. Victims of Crisis and Vulnerable Groups, Human Trafficking, Children ‐ Victims, and Racism
    • XII. Juvenile Delinquency, Juvenile Criminal Justice, and Crisis
    • XIII. Restorative Justice and Crisis
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Consent and intuitions of justice: a comparative analysis of consensual v. non‐consensual lawless societies and the implications for criminal law and justice policy

Author Nestor CourakisPosted on June 12, 2017June 12, 2017Categories IV. Jurisprudence, Legislative Drafting, and Sentencing During CrisisTags Nestor Courakis, NADIA BANTEKA

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Chapters

  • I. Crime and Crisis (5)
  • II. Economic Crisis, Civil Rights, and Penal Sciences (8)
  • III. Crime Prevention Policies and Social Control During Crisis (5)
  • IV. Jurisprudence, Legislative Drafting, and Sentencing During Crisis (7)
  • V. State Crisis and Corruption (8)
  • VI. The Role of Technology in Detecting and Preventing Crime, and Data Protection Issues (5)
  • VII. Police and Policing during Crisis (7)
  • VIII. European Criminal Law, Human Rights, and Crisis (6)
  • IX. International Criminal Law, Terrorism, and Crisis (6)
  • X. Economic Crime, Organized Crime, and Crisis (7)
  • XI. Victims of Crisis and Vulnerable Groups, Human Trafficking, Children ‐ Victims, and Racism (6)
  • XII. Juvenile Delinquency, Juvenile Criminal Justice, and Crisis (6)
  • XIII. Restorative Justice and Crisis (7)
  • Home
  • Foreword
  • Table of contents
  • Chapters
    • I. Crime and Crisis
    • II. Economic Crisis, Civil Rights, and Penal Sciences
    • III. Crime Prevention Policies and Social Control During Crisis
    • IV. Jurisprudence, Legislative Drafting, and Sentencing During Crisis
    • V. State Crisis and Corruption
    • VI. The Role of Technology in Detecting and Preventing Crime, and Data Protection Issues
    • VII. Police and Policing during Crisis
    • VIII. European Criminal Law, Human Rights, and Crisis
    • IX. International Criminal Law, Terrorism, and Crisis
    • X. Economic Crime, Organized Crime, and Crisis
    • XI. Victims of Crisis and Vulnerable Groups, Human Trafficking, Children ‐ Victims, and Racism
    • XII. Juvenile Delinquency, Juvenile Criminal Justice, and Crisis
    • XIII. Restorative Justice and Crisis
  • Publications
  • Ceremonial Presentation
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