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EROC 1(1) TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents Editorial by Felia Allum Obituary William J. Chambliss (1924-2014): A Fierce Fighter for Justice who Knew few Boundaries by Jana Arsovska   Original articles Sociology Fights Organised Crime: The Story of the Chicago Area Project by Roberto Lombardo Changing the Game: Addiopizzo’s Mobilisation against Racketeering in Palermo by Carina Gunnarson “Going Dutch”? EROC 1(1) TABLE OF CONTENTS

ISSOC HAS SUCCESSFULLY STARTED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CATANIA WITH 28 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

This Erasmus Intensive Program—organized by the University of Catania in cooperation with the University of Bath (UK), the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun (Poland) and the Masarykova Univerzita (Czech Republic)—is an advanced and high quality training programme offered to the Masters students of the Consortium Universities to promote the study of serious and organised crime ISSOC HAS SUCCESSFULLY STARTED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CATANIA WITH 28 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

LEUVEN

The Summer School will consist of three parts: Part I: Organised Crime Actors and Activities in the “New” Europe Part II: National Approaches in Tackling Organised Crime Today Part III: After the Enlargement: The Role of European Institutions in the Fight against Organised Crime Confirmed lecturers: Dr. Felia Allum, University of Bath, UK Prof. Dr. LEUVEN

Ohrid Summer School 2011

  Ohrid, Summer School on Organised crime 2011 “Organized Crime and New Security Threats”, 3-16 July 2011 Program The program includes lectures by prominent experts in the field of Organised Crime: Prof. Michael Levi, Cardiff University, UK Mr. Nikos Zarkadoulas, Analyst, Europol Dr. Tamara Makarenko, Founding Partner, West Sands Advisory LLP, UK Prof. Vlado Kambovski, University Ss Cyril Ohrid Summer School 2011

CATANIA

Program The program includes lectures by prominent experts in the field of organised crime: Opening Lecture by Dina Siegel, Professor of Criminology, Utrecht University, the Netherlands & President of the International Association for the Study of Organized Crime (IASOC) Guest Lecture by Jane Schneider, City University of New York, USA & Peter Schneider, Professor Emeritus CATANIA

SGOC NEWSLETTER JAN 2014, VOLUME 11, NUMBER 1

Editorial note: Happy 2014 from the Standing Group on Organised Crime Organised crime & public sector corruption. A study from Australia Georgian organised crime groups in today’s Italy Researching variation in sub-national corruption. Some methodological remarks Dublin System: the problematic piece of CEAS’ puzzle Miscellaneous

SGOC NEWSLETTER MAY 2014, VOLUME 11, NUMBER 2

Editorial note: Getting ready for the ECPR Conference in Glasgow Trafficking Culture. Anatomy of a statue trafficking network The shifting landscape of organized crime in Honduras Towards a 21st century Mexican para-militarism? The Michoacán crisis revisited Pacific Ocean fisheries and the opportunities for transnational organised crime Miscellaneous

SGOC NEWSLETTER JAN 2015, VOLUME 12, NUMBER 1

New year’s resolutions. Promises and cyallenges ahead Focus: Terror in Paris. Reflecting on terror after Charlie Hebdo. What now? Focus: Terror in Paris. Countering terrorism in democracies. Fighting fire with fire? Diplomatic practice and organised crime Camorra in Montesacro. Urban and social transformation in a southern Italian community A model for characterising cybercrime Transnational Organised Crime. SGOC NEWSLETTER JAN 2015, VOLUME 12, NUMBER 1