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Police Cooperation in a European Perspective

01 January 1991

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Police Cooperation in a European Perspective
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At the Free University of Amsterdam, a research project headed
by Professor T M Schalken has started, in which police law in the
five primary partner states of the Schengen Agreement is to be
compared. Attention will be focused on the law-constituting and
political implications of the planned intensification of police
cooperation. What specific law is to be applied to this police
cooperation and how does such cooperation function in the reality
of crime-fighting? Is there a need for a broader juridical
foundation of this cooperation?
For more information: Prof. Mr. T.M. Schalken, Faculty of Law,
Department of Criminal Law Studies, Vrije Universiteit, De
Boelelaan 1105, 1081 HV Amsterdam, tel. ++31 20 548 6943.

Statewatch no 4 September/October 1991

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