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• “No Matter What Rehabilitation or Treatment You Get… There Is Always Possibility.”: An Examination of the Risks and Dangerousness Posed by Child Sex Offenders From the Public’s Perspective.

  Lauren Stevens

  337-361

• What About Restorative Justice Practices in Italy After the EU Directive 29/2012? A Long Story of Cultural Difficulties and Misunderstanding

  Susanna Vezzadini

  429-436

• The Phenomenology of Registered Environmental Crime in Bosnia and Herzegovina

  Sandra Kobajica

  205-224

• The Italian Law Enforcement System Used to Protect Cultural Properties, With Particular Reference to Databases and Mass Media

  Dalma Lukács

  243-250

• The Crime of Genocide. Questions About the Mens Rea.

  Federico C. La Vattiata

  417-428

• The Case for Helicopters and Integrated Communications in Bosnia-Herzegovina: Lessons Learned From the Floods of 2014.

  Amer Smailbegović, Nedžad Korajlić, Jasmin Ahić

  329-336

• Special Courts and Protection of Children From Sexual Offenses in India

  Sesha Kethineni, Murugesan Srinivasan

  189-204

• Some Perspectives on the Mexican Criminal Justice System

  Axel Francisco Orozco Torres

  385-393

• Self-Reported Juvenile Delinquency and Family Relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

  Muhamed Budimlić, Haris Halilović

  59-73

• Re-Considering Contemporary State Criminality: A Theoretical Framework of State Crimes Against Democracy (SCADS)

  Alexandra M. Uibariu

  395-416

• Problems of Crimes Against Humanity and Tools for Development of Officer’s Skills on Conflict Prevention Missions. GAP - Gaming for Peace Project

  Alexandra Nowak

  299-305

• Preventive Effects of Penal Sanctions

  Carina Tetal

  363-384

• Policing Repeat and High-Risk Family Violence: A Coordinated Model in Victoria, Australia

  Gemma Hamilton

  137-152

• Passive Subject of a Criminal Offence (the Victim) in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Poorly Protected and Under-Researched

  Sandra Kobajica, Almir Maljević

  225-241

• Meeting the Demands of Justice Whilst Coping With Crushing Caseloads? How Sykes and Matza Help Us Understand Prosecutors Across Europe

  Marianne L. Wade

  1-35

• Measuring Organized Crime in the Western Balkans: The UNODC Approach

  Almir Maljević

  251-268

• Human Trafficking and Mixed Migration Flows in Kosovo

  Elmedin Muratbegović, Muhamed Budimlić, Haris Halilović

  269-285

• Homicide Trends in Malta From 1970-2018: First Findings

  Trevor Calafato

  75-94

• Genocide in Northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Sociological and Pedagogical Analysis of Crimes Against Humans and Against Humanity During and After the War

  Goran Basic, Zlatan Delić

  37-58

• Experiences of the Hungarian Criminal Jurisdiction Concerning the Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Property

  Gabriella Kármán

  159-167

• Editorial

  Almir Maljević

  I-II

• Cubs of the Caliphate: Minors at the Service of the Islamic State Background and Fundamental Reason for the Study

  Inmaculada Yuste

  439-458

• Criminal Property Forfeiture in Bosnia and HerzegovinA: Legal Overview

  Haris Halilović, Muhamed Budimlić, Elmedin Muratbegović

  123-135

• Criminal Law Protection of Cultural Property From a Comparative Perspective: Some Italian Lessons for the Hungarian Legislation

  Krisztina Farkas

  105-122

• Criminal Climatology as a Tool for Identifying Civilizational Threats of Pathological Origin - for Example, "Wars for Water"

  Wiesław Pływaczewski, Joanna Narodowska, Maciej Duda

  307-316

• Crimes Committed in Times of War, Recalled in Post-Memory

  Fatima Rodrigues

  317-327

• Correlation Between Aggression Towards Animals and Aggression Towards People Based on Research Records

  Joanna Narodowska

  287-297

• Cites Crimes in Poland – Causes, Manifestations, Prevention

  Maciej Duda

  95-103