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“It’s a difficult discussion”: International police and judicial cooperation aimed at combating serious transnational organized crime in the cross-border Meuse–Rhine Euregion of Belgium, The Netherlands, and Germany
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“It’s a difficult discussion”: International police and judicial cooperation aimed at combating serious transnational organized crime in the cross-border Meuse–Rhine Euregion of Belgium, The Netherlands, and Germany

Author: Fennig, Tamie Helana

2015-07-23

Globalization presents an important opportunity for police and justice officials around the world to cooperate with one another to bring offenders of…

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