22 March 2009
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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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- Vast Spy System Loots Computers in 103 Countries
- DNA "bungle" haunts German police
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- This counter-terroism plan is in ruin. Try one tha...
- Ministry Tries to Make Gentlemen of Cops
- Clinton admits US blame for drugs
- New UK Counter-terrorism strategy
- Stand up for convicts, if you want to be fair
- This is no way to counter Islamic Terror
- Raid on safe deposit boxes uncovers "Aladdin's cav...
- Stasi HQ UK...where details of your journey are se...
- Our prisons must be freed from this cycle of failure
- EU banks named in dirty money report
- In Iraq, Chaos Feared as US closes prison
- Pakistani villagers Pay a Price for Defying Rebels
- Envoy damns US Afghan drug effort
- Crowds march against Naples mafia
- Scottish jails "awash" with drugs
- UK plans comprehensive terror law
- Gordon Brown tells us how is protecting our rights
- Symbionese Liberation Parolee
- Police Stress Deterrence Measures as Bank Robberie...
- Pentagon Rethinking old doctrine on 2 wars
- How Risky is that drink?
- Financial Fraud is Focus of Attack by Prosecutors
- In Afghanistan, Less can be More
- We were wrong to film journalists say police
- Big rise in cannabis factories
- Policeman shot dead in Northern Ireland
- US trops face a tangle of goals in Afghanistan
- Baghdad police attack "kills 28"
- "Real IRA was behind Army attack"
- A professor's bold thinking on terrorism
- Companies "paid for secret database on troublemakers"
- Merrill Lynch trader is suspended over £120 millio...
- Police turn mapmakers to count CCTV cameras
- Major City frauds uncovered by police
- The Tottenham lawyer, the £100 million Nigerian br...
- Man jailed for conning £15 million from investors
- "Cocaine cast" man arrested at Spanish airport
- Binmen trained to be eyes and ears of police
- Revealed: polics databank on thousands of protesters
- Police target journalists and protesters
- Madoff expected to plead guilty Thursday
- NY "mafia cops" get life in jail
- Just what you always feared private prisons could ...
- Gand of Pensioners Convicted for Running Uk's Bigg...
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