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IRCP conducts and promotes internationally relevant scientific research regarding criminal policy issues. The field of research of IRCP focuses on three main themes: justice and home affairs in the EU, international and comparative criminal law and criminal justice, and Belgian criminal law and criminal justice. More in-depth, the following phenomena are studied: drugs, organised crime and corruption, and trafficking in human beings and sexual exploitation of children.

 

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The IRCP organisation is more than just a research group. It also has hundreds of documents, white papers, research reports, press articles, and more. On the right you can browse the most recent documents.
 
 

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Improving the protection of fundamental rights and access to legal aid for... EU Justice and home affairs, International and comparative law and criminal justice, Belgian criminal law and criminal justice
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The displacement of illicit drug markets from the Netherlands to Belgium :... Freja De Middeleer C3 conference
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Georganiseerde misdaad en ondermijning in het Belgisch-Nederlandse grensgebied... Brice De Ruyver, Freja De Middeleer A2 journalArticle
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Sociale sector Freya Vander Laenen B2 bookChapter
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Focusgroepen Freya Vander Laenen B2 bookChapter
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Ethische aspecten van het kwalitatief onderzoek Freya Vander Laenen B2 bookChapter
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Justitie en hulpverlening Freya Vander Laenen B2 bookChapter
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De communautarisering van de drughulpverlening : herstel centraal Freya Vander Laenen A2 journalArticle
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Herstelgerichte hulpverlening, ook onder drang bij druggebruikers in contact... Freya Vander Laenen, Charlotte Colman B2 bookChapter
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Economic consequences of legal and illegal drugs: The case of social costs in... Freya Vander Laenen, Lieven Pauwels, Wim Hardyns, Delfine Lievens U journalArticle
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