The EU Fight against Terrorism, Organised Crime and Corruption

European Union

Organised Crime

Terrorism

Panel Number
P351

Panel Chair

Anja P. Jakobi
TU Braunschweig

Panel Co-Chair

Ines Oliveira
University of Edinburgh

Section: Understanding and Tackling the Roots of Insecurity: Terrorism, Transnational Organised Crime and Corruption

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Time

06/09/2014 11:00

Location

Building: Adam Smith Floor: 7 Room: 711

Abstract

Terrorism, organised crime and corruption have been added to the list of security threats to European citizens, businesses, state institutions as well as the economy as a whole. The EU has continuously adapted its response to these insecurities both domestically and externally. This panel invites papers that focus on the study of the EU’s policies against terrorism, organised crime and corruption.

Paper List

Title

Determinants of Victim-Centered Approaches to Human Trafficking: A Cross-National Comparison

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Economic Consequences of Antidrug Policies in the European Union for a Transit Country: Spain as a Case Study

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The Anti-Corruption Platform: A Bottom-Up Approach to Tackle Corruption in the EU and Partner Countries

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The Coherence of EU Cyber security strategy

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The European Union Approach to Terrorism: The Case of Civil Aviation Security

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