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European police law : handbook / Giovanni Calesini

Autor: Calesini, GiovanniIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Roma : Laurus Robuffo, 2007Descrição física: 266 p., [3]; 24 cmISBN: 8880874950Assunto: 321009 | 264139 | 323970 | 238858 | 304518 | 320718 | 230776 | 226288 | 321201 | 103050Resumo: Introduction. Chapter One: The Schengen Agreements. Chapter Two: Incorporating the Schengen "acquis" into the European Union. Chapter Three: Tampere Europen Council, 15 and 16 October 1999. Chapter Four: Extending the European Union. Chapter Five: The SIS, Schengen Information System. Chapter Six: Police Cooperation between EU Countries. Chapter Seven: External and internal borders. Chapter Eight : Police Cooperation at internal borders. Chapter Nine : Cooperation organisations for external border checks. Chapter ten : Immigration. Chapter eleven : trafficking in Human Beings. Chapter Twelve : refugees. Chapter thirteen : repatriation. Chapter fourteen : Europol . Chapter fifteen : TECS, the Europol Computer System. Chapter Sixteen : comparison between SIS and TECS. Chapter Seventeen : Eurojust. European Judicial network. European Public Prosecutor's Office. Chapter Eighteen : Transnational crime . Chapter nineteen : combating terrorism in the EU. Chapter Twenty : money laundering and financing terrorism. Chapter twenty one : enhanced cooperation in the Prum Treaty. Chapter twenty two : the principle of availability. Chapter Twenty Three : european public policy. Chapter twenty four : sports violence. Chapter twenty five : the European network for the protection of public figures. Chapter twenty six : authorisations. Chapter twenty seven :cepol.
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Monografias Biblioteca do Instituto de Polícia Judiciária e Ciências Criminais
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Introduction. Chapter One: The Schengen Agreements. Chapter Two: Incorporating the Schengen "acquis" into the European Union. Chapter Three: Tampere Europen Council, 15 and 16 October 1999. Chapter Four: Extending the European Union. Chapter Five: The SIS, Schengen Information System. Chapter Six: Police Cooperation between EU Countries. Chapter Seven: External and internal borders. Chapter Eight : Police Cooperation at internal borders. Chapter Nine : Cooperation organisations for external border checks. Chapter ten : Immigration. Chapter eleven : trafficking in Human Beings. Chapter Twelve : refugees. Chapter thirteen : repatriation. Chapter fourteen : Europol . Chapter fifteen : TECS, the Europol Computer System. Chapter Sixteen : comparison between SIS and TECS. Chapter Seventeen : Eurojust. European Judicial network. European Public Prosecutor's Office. Chapter Eighteen : Transnational crime . Chapter nineteen : combating terrorism in the EU. Chapter Twenty : money laundering and financing terrorism. Chapter twenty one : enhanced cooperation in the Prum Treaty. Chapter twenty two : the principle of availability. Chapter Twenty Three : european public policy. Chapter twenty four : sports violence. Chapter twenty five : the European network for the protection of public figures. Chapter twenty six : authorisations. Chapter twenty seven :cepol.

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