STUDENT WEBSITES CREATED FOR
THE POLITICS OF POLICING CROSS-BORDER CRIME IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
COPYRIGHT AND DISCLAIMER STATEMENT
2001-2002
Sarah Morton on Europol
Richard Booth on Money-Laundering
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Andrew Cockayne on Prostitution
Jonathan Friend on European Counter-Protest policy since September 11th
Serena Hitchings on Antiques
Oliver Sylvester on Transnational Credit Card Fraud
John Childs on "Are we ready for an FBI in Europe?"
Leigh Chapman's critical review of the EU policy on drugs
Ronojit Banarjee's Money laundering in the EU
Mark Pearce on trafficking in human beings
James Hill on the EU response to the Arms Trade
Ben Chamberlain on Cybercrime
RICHARD STEELE ON SCHENGEN
Andy Fairweather on Russian Organised Crime and EU responses
Mike Allman's on Trafficking in Human Beings
Oliver Thomas on Credit card fraud
[For some bizarre reason this site works in MIE 3.0 and 5.0 as well as Netscape 6.2, but Netsacape 4.7 declares it to have a java applet and wont open it!]
Mat Bowles
Naz Khan on money laundering
Anthony Lawson on Drugs
2000-2001
Paul Farragher on Money-Laundering
Andrew Hayes on Prostitution
Caro Haynes on Human Trafficking in the EU
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Peter Mackay on European Approaches to the Drug Problem
Kirsty O'Driscoll on EU Drug Policy
Luke Pollard on Europol
Andy Pond on Cross-border crime in the EU
Jane Rich on Schengen
Cat Reed on Drugs in Europe
Twiddly bits only work in MIE
James Rowlands on Policing European Football Hooliganism
James Simpson on Asylum and Immigration
Joanne Smalley on Policing Structues in Western Europe and the need for a European FBI
Christine Taylor on Organised Crime in Europe
For reasons unclear, the bibliography on this site suffered viral attack and is viewable separately
Jaakko Turunen on Organised Crime in the Baltic
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Ashley Workman on Football Hooliganism
1999/2000
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1998/9