Publications

International entrepreneurs and managers increasingly face the problem of having to get acquainted with a multitude of national tax systems so as to avoid risks under criminal tax law. This book gives an overview of the legal framework concerning criminal tax law in several European states (Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia) and...

Experts in European politics often express concerns about the fact that (as they argue) the European Union (EU) has lost its sense of a mission; that it no longer knows where it is going. Although...

This contribution tries to highlight and scrutinize recent developments in the dynamic area of European criminal law at both the EC and EU level. In so doing the paper focuses on three judgments...

Th is article analyses the way in which the migration debate is (mis)used for achieving criminal policy objectives and the way in which criminal law is used to accomplish certain policy goals in...

What are the limits to criminalisation? Is insult harmful or just offensive? What is wrong with criminalising disrespect to state symbols? Should criminal codes be moral codes? Criminalising...

Terrorism activities within the EU are essentially transnational. Given that counter-terrorism operations and prosecutions have been allocated to different actors in different EU member states,...

Since the eighties of the last century, the legislation on confiscation of the proceeds of crime has developed into an important instrument in the fight against all forms of crime, on the national...