A Different Path to the Same Old Question: Why Should Cartels be Criminalised? by Nuno Castro Marques

“…Notwithstanding the relevance of the “traditional” arguments regarding cartel criminalization, we consider that the discussion is still incomplete and would benefit from the inclusion of an additional “filter”. …”
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LIVING STANDARDS IN MODERN GERMANY by L. D. Efanova, S. A. Shmukler

“…The most priority feature of the implemented policy of the country is, that all the rights of citizens are realized in practice, and criminality is almost not widespread.…”
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Prosecuting child soldiers: legal consequences of the participation of children in the Colombian conflict by L. C. Gamarra-Amaya

“…International conventions on children’s rights view child soldiers solely as victimized and traumatized; criminalizing the use of children under the age of fifteen in active hostilities. …”
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Mercados musicais-dançantes e periferias: trajetórias individuais e de circuitos de diversão em Salvador e Maceió by Fernando de Jesus Rodrigues

“…I highlight two problems: (i) the interpenetrations between repertoires of symbols and the functional differentiation of religious and diversion markets; and (ii) the relation between cultural agents and enterprises marked by power logics typical of illicit and highly criminalized markets in the space construction of symbolic struggles in the “peripheries”.…”
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Crime in the law enforcement agencies in 1948–1952 and its counteraction by V. A. Grechenko

“…For many of them, the perceptions of the state of legality were quite specific, formed mainly under the influence of the events of the war, combined with a tendency to be quick to punish those who were considered criminals and a relatively low level of awareness of the law. …”
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The influence of facial stigma and physical attractiveness on the impressions formation about person by Svetlana V. Zorina

“…Obtained results shows that physical attractiveness weakens the influence of dysembryogenesis stigma on the evaluation of potential criminality, forming a positive bias.…”
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THE ROLE OF INFORMANTS IN THE ACCENTUATION OF ARMED BANDITRY IN NORTH-WESTERN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF ZAMFARA STATE by TUKUR ABDULKADIR, ABDULNASIR UMAR

“…There should be concerted effort by all stakeholders to enlighten the citizens on the consequences ofproviding information to criminals to earned living and its consequences in the society. …”
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The Ryan Report in Ireland: before and after by Noel Howard

“…As for church and state the report shows how those two unquestioned pillars of Irish society criminally neglected the poorest and most vulnerable children and failed in their duty of care. …”

Geographies of Cocaine: Trajectories of Colombian Women Imprisoned for Drug Trafficking in Ecuador by Ana María Cerón Cáceres

“…In the testimonies of these women two different geographies of cocaine emerged: one that criminalizes the movement of "suspicious" bodies and rearticulates international borders within the walls of the prison. …”
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RESEARCH ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF A KNOWLEDGE GRAPH OF INTERACTION RISK BETWEEN HOME INVASION THEFT OFFENDERS AND VICTIMS BASED ON INFORMATION EXTRACTION TECHNOLOGY by Tuo Shi, Danyang Li, Qi Zhang

“…This thesis explores the force exerted by victims on criminals and crime phenomena based on the theory of “interactive relationship”, providing a new perspective for the study of crime risk and crime formation. …”
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Faide indiane e allarmismi lombardi. La mediatizzazione del conflitto ‘etnico’ e la sua eco sulla quotidiana convivenza migranti/autoctoni by Sara Bonfanti

“…An embittered xenophobic and racist imagination tainted the local public opinion, replacing the typecast of Indians as mild laborers with ruthless criminals, enmeshed in feuds of southern Italian memory. …”
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De l’enfermement à l’élimination. Quelques expériences de la prison toulousaine et leurs conséquences pénales (fin xviie-xviiie siècles) by Laura Garet

“…Murderers, thieves, arsonists and rebels were all criminals who could be punished by exemplary elimination. …”
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Additional Legal Protection for Corruption Whistleblowers by Ahmad Irzal Fardiansyah, Muhammad Farid, Ramadani Fitra Diansyah P

“…Corruption represents a breach of the economic rights of society, elevating it beyond mere criminality to the status of an extraordinary offense. …”
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Crime and birth rate in Ukraine: modelling and statistical analysis by O. F. Shevchuk

“…The generalised model of the change in the birth rate depending on the level of criminality of a country obtained as a result of the proposed approach proved to be adequate, and all its parameters were statistically significant. …”
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Le suicide selon François-Emmanuel Fodéré by Eva Yampolsky

“…However, after developing these early psychiatric theories on suicide, Fodéré later reconsidered his position and called for the renewed criminalization of certain types of so-called « voluntary » suicides.…”
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Geografias gays do Rio Grande do Sul by Maurício Polidoro, Bruno Kauss, Daniel Canavese

“…In this article we seek to present that the gays, despite being historically invisibilized, pathologized and/or criminalized, are important agents in the production of geographical space. …”
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Du crime passionnel au féminicide. À propos de l’affaire Chambige by Aya Umezawa

“…In the twentieth century, De Greeff denounced the hatred of women that hides behind compassion for criminals of passion, and Bourdieu pointed out that men's brutality originates in an anguish towards women. …”
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Négocier la reconnaissance de sa citoyenneté par le squat by Alizée Lazzarino

“…A nine-month ethnographic study in squats in the Raval neighborhood frequented by neighbors and members of the collective Putas Indignadas showed how these women find in these illegal spaces the opportunity to express themselves, showcase their skills, and form alliances with local actors despite the criminalization of their presence in the city. The accessibility norms of the squats allow marginalized populations to create a public sphere in the absence of access to public space. …”
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Sainte-Anne ou la Santé ? De l'enfermement des rebelles en France au XIXe siècle. Éléments de comparaison by Audrey Higelin, Marie Bergounioux

“…More and more, offenders and criminals will be considered as putative lunatics whose place should be in asylums.This article shall treat, on the one hand, of the lunatic as a social and medical rebel, focusing on epileptics, and on the other hand, of the offender through a diachronic evolution of  implemented legislative texts  and their practical architectural realization. …”
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Dyskryminacja wyznaniowa w świetle przepisów kodeksu karnego z 1997 roku by Józef Koredczuk

“…For these reasons, it was criminalized as one of the most serious crimes against freedom of conscience and religion.…”
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