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Europolity?

, 2011
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Europol. Is the Centralised Model of Information Exchange the Most Appropriate for Europol?

, 2013
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The Europol Council Decision: Transforming Europol into an Agency of the European Union

Common Market Law Review, 2010
The long-awaited Council Decision of 6 April 2009 establishing the European Police Office (Europol) replaces the Europol Convention and transforms Europol from an intergovernmental organization into an EU agency. This article contains a critical exploration of the new provisions of the Europol Council Decision.
Alexandra De Moor, Gert Vermeulen
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Europol

This chapter describes the historical development, mandate, tasks and structure of the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol). A focus is laid on Europol’s role in cross-border police cooperation as the main hub for information ...
Wahl, T.
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Pouvoirs, 2002
Résumé La coopération policière internationale, stratégie indispensable pour lutter contre le crime organisé sous toutes ses formes, a naturellement généré des organisations internationales, qui ont obtenu des résultats non négligeables. La plus anciennes, l’ oipc -Interpol, installée en France, rassemble pratiquement tous les pays du monde.
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Europolity.2018.12.1

2018
CURRENT SECURITY SITUATION IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS: WIDER REGIONAL CONTEXT Armen Grigoryan Central European University Budapest, Hungary grigoryanarmen@yahoo.com Abstract: While unsolved conflicts in the South Caucasus are sometimes labelled “frozen”, that is basically a misnomer: there is a volatile situation with a potential for large-scale violence ...
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Europol

2023
LIGETI, Katalin, Giuffrida, Fabio
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Europolity

Abstract The European Union, in Habermas’s opinion, owes its existence to the efforts of political elites who could count on the passive consent of their more or less indifferent populations, as long as the peoples could regard the Union as also being in their economic interest.
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Europol and the Understanding of Intelligence

2008
Abstract Historically, intelligence has often played a peripheral role in approaches to policing, being something that added to the investigative picture (Ratcliffe, 2004b; Kleiven, 2007) or supported the operations (Nicholl, 2004: 55) rather than informing policing strategy and style.
Maren Eline Kleiven, Clive Harfield
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Europol and Cybercrime: Europol’s Sharing Decryption Platform

Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 2022
Christian Kaunert, Ethem Ilbiz
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