Max Planck In­sti­tu­te for For­eign and In­ter­na­tio­na­l Crim­in­al Law

Al­though one-third of all small and me­di­um-sized en­ter­prises (SMEs) in Ger­many have ex­per­i­en­ced eco­nom­ic or in­dus­tri­al es­pi­on­age, less than 20% have any form of de­fens­ive strategy in place to stop such at­tacks. This is one of the key find­ings from the mul­tina­tion­al re­search pro­ject WISKOS (Eco­nom­ic and In­dus­tri­al Es­pi­on­age in Ger­many and Europe), which was con­duc­ted over a three-year-peri­od and headed by the Max Planck In­sti­tu­te for For­eign and In­ter­na­tion­al Crim­in­al Law in Freiburg and the Fraunhofer In­sti­tu­te for Sys­tems and In­nov­a­tion Re­search in Karls­ruhe.

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Article in Max-Planck-Forschung 1.2018 (in Ger­man)

The Max Planck In­form­a­tion Sys­tem for Com­par­at­ive Crim­in­al Law doc­u­ments and com­pares the crim­in­al law of 25 coun­tries from around the world (Aus­tralia, Aus­tria, Bos­nia and Herzegov­ina, China, Côte d’Ivoire, Eng­land and Wales, France, Greece, Hun­gary, In­dia, Ir­an, Italy, Ja­pan, Korea, Po­land, Ro­mania, Rus­sia, Scot­land, Spain, Sweden, Switzer­land, Tur­key, Uganda, the United States, and Ur­uguay). The coun­try re­ports con­sist of a gen­er­al in­tro­duc­tion to the coun­try at is­sue as well as a de­tailed dis­cus­sion of the gen­er­al part of its crim­in­al law. The re­ports, which are freely ac­cess­ible to the pub­lic via a struc­tured, search­able data­base, are avail­able in Eng­lish and/or Ger­man. A work in pro­gress, ad­di­tion­al re­ports are ad­ded to the data­base at reg­u­lar in­ter­vals. New coun­tries join the pro­ject peri­od­ic­ally.

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Op­fer­schutz in­ner­halb und au­ßer­halb des Straf­rechts

Per­spek­ti­ven zur Über­tra­gung op­fer­schüt­zen­der Nor­men aus dem Straf­ver­fah­rens­recht in an­de­re Ver­fah­rens­ord­nun­gen

Mi­cha­el Kilch­ling

165 pages, Ber­lin, 2018.

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Al­ter­na­ti­ve Sys­tems of Cri­me Con­trol

Na­tio­nal, Trans­na­tio­nal, and In­ter­na­tio­nal Di­men­si­ons

Phil­ipp Am­bach, Nils An­drze­jew­ski, Lo­re­na Bach­mai­er, Em­ma­nouil Bil­lis, Chris­je Brants, Thi­er­ry Del­peuch, Flo­ri­an Jeß­ber­ger, Nan­dor Knust, Val­sa­mis Mit­si­le­g­as, Chri­stos My­lo­no­pou­los, Jac­que­li­ne Ross, Ul­rich Sie­ber, Ja­mes Ste­wart, Ste­phen Tha­man, Ni­ko­la­os Theo­do­ra­kis, Nio­vi Va­vou­la, John Ver­vae­le

343 pages; Ber­lin, 2018.

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