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Democratization Processes and Homicide Rates in the Balkan Region, Bulgaria and Romania Serena Favarin OriginalPaper 19 December 2013 Pages: 171 - 189
Corporate Crime in Albania: Building the Path to Face a New Form of Criminality Evisa Kambellari OriginalPaper 03 November 2013 Pages: 191 - 204
The “G-local” Dimension of Albanian Organized Crime: Mafias, Strategic Migration and State Repression Jana Arsovska OriginalPaper 28 March 2014 Pages: 205 - 223
Securing the Border in Bosnia and Herzegovina: an Exploratory Analysis of the Impact of Training on Officers’ Knowledge and Experiences Related to Sex Trafficking Lisa R. Muftić OriginalPaper 28 July 2013 Pages: 225 - 241
Attitudes Toward Electronic Monitoring: An Exploratory Analysis Among Criminal Justice Students in Bosnia and Herzegovina Almir MaljevićLisa R. Muftić OriginalPaper 21 August 2013 Pages: 243 - 258
Compliance with the Law in Slovenia: The Role of Procedural Justice and Police Legitimacy Michael D. ReisigJustice TankebeGorazd Mesko OriginalPaper 04 July 2013 Pages: 259 - 276
Foreign Nationals as a Minority Group in the Criminal Justice System of Greece: From Offending to Victimization of non-Greek Population Athanasia AntonopoulouAngelika Pitsela OriginalPaper 22 October 2013 Pages: 277 - 294
