Based on his recently published seminal work on the manifold efforts to establish cooperation on police and judicial matters in Europe, Prof. Fijnaut will address in a public lecture the various stages, achievements and challenges for the transformations in this area, which have taken place until the current days. Questions and comments can be put forward in the second part of the live session.
Dr. Fijnaut is a Professor Emeritus of Criminology and Criminal Law at Erasmus University Rotterdam, KU Leuven and Tilburg University. He is a leading expert on the transatlantic history of criminology, the containment of organised crime and terrorism, comparative criminal procedure and police law, and the history of policing in Europe and the Low Countries.
In this webinar, the following points will be elaborated:
The webinar is intended to be interactive and participants can share questions in advance on CEPOL’s social media channels or submit them during the session (chat-log).
PROGRAMME:
Online-access is public for up to 1000 participants, but requires registration and confirmation by CEPOL.
This webinar lecture is of interest for everyone engaged professionally or academically with matters of cross-border judicial or police cooperation, in particular policy-makers and staff at the EU-Commission and at the Ministries of Member States, law enforcement officials as well as university researchers and scientists.
Office address
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