16 February 2008
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The Standing Group on Organised Crime is part of the European Consortium for Political Research. We promote research in transnational organised crime across different disciplines, and co-operation and communication among the scholars and practitioners internationally through conferences and electronic communications. We publish in January, May and September a newsletter. You can enable an RSS feed for this blog by clicking on the Atom link at the bottom of the page.Our website: www.sgocnet.org/
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- One Adult in 100 in jail in America
- US steps up deportation of immigrant criminals
- Virtual Fence along border to be delayed
- Sunni Forces Losing Patience with US
- US creates conflict over visas and EU citizens
- Hapless Robbers Target Bikers Meeting
- Home Office data found inside laptop sold on eBay
- Australian Bureau of Statistics yearbook
- Godfather's arrest sparks fears of bloody conflict
- At least Germany Stamps on Tax Havens
- Cheap cocaine floods Argentina
- EU OK's surveillance cameras at internal borders
- Criticisms of EU terror list system
- Tab in scam at Tax Office in D.C. nears $50 million
- Adamov convicted of stealing $30 million
- The Troubles won't be over until these killings stop
- Ndrangheta boss caught after 20 years on run
- The curious voyage of the iphone
- UK gang culture penetrates prison system
- FBI say Miami airport used for laundering cocaine ...
- Resource materials on technology-enabled crime
- The Art of Stealing
- Tenth Crime mapping Research Conference
- New issue of Community Policing Dispatch
- We need to listen to the man from Special Branch
- The Economics of Corruption
- Of course it couldnt happen here
- International Journal of Rural Crime launched
- Raids target £100 million drug network
- Fighting Demand for Sex Trafficking
- War by Other Means - Building Complete and Balance...
- International Crime Science Conference
- After raid, restructuring?
- Police find one million ecstasy pills in Liverpoo...
- Malicious programmes hit new high
- Scores arrested in transatlantic mafia crackdown
- Homeland Security Privacy Report
- Spies' Battleground Turns Virtual
- Technological Innovation and Drug-smuggling
- Stockholm Criminology Symposium 2008
- More big dinners for the experts
- Studies in Ethics Law and Technology
- Glasgow gang levels match London
- A Tiny Staff Tracking People Across the Globe
- Tax Scheme Blamed for Damage to Artefacts
- France said to sugest new controls for its banks
- Al Qaeda Commander Moved Freely in Pakistan
- Chavez and FARC
- Child traffickers? What child-traffickers?
- Of course you have nothing to fear if you are inno...
- The albatross hanging over Gazprom's fate
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