Dimitri Kessler / Hendrik Pekárek (Hrsg.)Strafrechtliche Reaktionen auf die Organisierte Kriminalität in Deutschland und der Ukraine

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In times of increasing informational mobility and interconnectedness, while the economic gap between East- and Western Europe grows, organized crime confronts European nations with new challenges that ignore national borders. This anthology comprises of the results of a legal-comparative exchange held by the Netzwerk Ost-West (East-West Exchange Network) in 2013 on criminal law reactions to organized crime in Germany and the Ukraine. In joint essays students of Taras-Shevchenko-University in Kyiv and Humboldt University Berlin explore the foundations of how their respective legal systems fight organized crime. The contributions research topics like combatting corruption, terrorism, environmental crimes, human trafficking, drug trafficking and racketeering, as well as procedural law and investigation methods. The essays of these young jurists provide new perspectives, show commonalities and intensify the cooperation of Germany and the Ukraine in matters of law.