Monica Den Boer
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 217181 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Monica Den Boer |
| NOMBRES | Monica Den |
| APELLIDO | Boer |
| FIRMA | BOER M D |
| AFILIACIONES | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 92 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Plural Policing, Security and the Covid Crisis
Plural Policing, Security and the Covid Crisis
Police, policy and politics in Brussels
This article analyses the evolution of European Union (EU) police cooperation on the basis of structural processes in the form of agencification, regulation and standardization, as well as substantive processes in the form of information-sharing and multi-disciplinary cooperation. The Lisbon Treaty holds some key conditions for further integration. The level of integration of police cooperation in the EU is measured by analysing institutional pow…
United We Stand? Conceptual Diversity in the EU Strategy Against Organized Crime
The construction of the EU's area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) has been established around a few common issues of concern. One important pillar is migration, asylum, visa policy and external border control. Another pillar is that of judicial cooperation in criminal as well as in civil matters. The control of transnational organized crime and terrorism through enhanced police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters forms a fundamen…
Security Clouds
Within the European Union (EU), several instruments have been created at local, national and international level to monitor the movements of persons, goods and systems. The political justification of this vast expansion of surveillance instruments is based on the supposed need for security actors to predict and prevent security voids. In this article, we argue that the emergence of security clouds - the spray of data on individuals that floats be…
Legitimacy under Pressure
Within European law enforcement circles, counter‐terrorism networks and privileged partnerships tend to be preferred to formal bureaucratic structures because of their flexibility and directness. The professional preference for informal, bilateral and privileged relationships may, however, undermine the potential of formally established agencies such as Europol and Eurojust, which work through national and centrally co‐ordinated channels of infor…
Shifting gear
Having presented the genealogy of Europol, and thus the paradigm within which its representatives have developed their mission, mandate and strategy, this article then highlights a number of challenges this body now faces. The organization’s legitimacy deficit is of prime importance. At the same time, shifts in national policing and law enforcement practices are also having considerable impact upon Europol’s objectives and working methods. Overal…
Wake-up call for the Lowlands
The Netherlands is one of the few countries in Western Europe that did not experience massive terrorist attacks and where counterterrorism actions did not feature prominently on the political agenda. Until quite recently, the Netherlands had neither emergency legislation for terrorist incidents nor a specific Act that criminalized terrorist offences. In response to the European Union framework legislation, a bill was produced that penalizes parti…
Confronting terrorism
Contents, 1. Confronting Terrorism, Marianne van Leeuwen, 2. Policy Options and Priorities: British Perspectives, Clive Walker, 3. Irish Experiences and Perspectives, Dermot Walsh, 4. Democratization and State Responses to Protracted Terrorism in Spain, Fernando Reinares, 5. The French Approach: Vigour and Vigilance, Nathalie Cettina, 6. Terrorism in Italy: Receding and Emerging Issues, Giuseppe de Lutiis, Terrorism in Germany: Old and New Proble…
Transnational Organized Crime and International Security
Though the provision of illicit goods and services is far from being a new phenomenon, today's global economic environment has allowed transnational organized crime an unprecedented capacity to challenge states. The authors of this book examine the trends underlying the explosion of transnational organized crime and consider possible responses. Emphasizing the difficulties encountered by individual states in their efforts to deal with this securi…
Towards an Accountability Regime for an Emerging European Policing Governance
Law enforcement cooperation in the European Union (EU) is booming business, as new actors emerge on the scene and inter-institutional working relationships arise between the different governance levels of policing. This dynamic has been given new impetus as a result of the terrorist attacks against the USA on 11 September 2001. These events have provided the EU with a window of opportunity for the adoption of several new measures in the area of p…
Keynote Article
Crime et immigration dans l'Union européenne
La coopération européenne en matière de justice criminelle s'étend aujourd'hui aux migrations, au crime organisé et au terrorisme. J'aimerais, dans cette contribution, montrer à quel point ces domaines sont désormais reliés, et quelles en sont les conséquences pour la coopération judiciaire dans le cadre de l'Union européenne. Les problématiques dans le monde de la coopération internationale en matière de justice criminelle ont évolué à maintes r…
Cops across borders
Journal Article Cops across borders: the internationalization of US criminal law enforcement Get access Cops across borders: the internationalization of US criminal law enforcement. By Ethan A. Nadelmann. University Park, PA: Penn State Press. 1993. 524pp. Index. £45.00; ISBN 0 271 01094 0. Pb.: £13.00; ISBN 0 271 01095 9. Monica den Boer Monica den Boer 1NISCALE, Leiden Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Int…
European Policing after 1992
Legitimacy under Pressure
Within European law enforcement circles, counter‐terrorism networks and privileged partnerships tend to be preferred to formal bureaucratic structures because of their flexibility and directness. The professional preference for informal, bilateral and privileged relationships may, however, undermine the potential of formally established agencies such as Europol and Eurojust, which work through national and centrally co‐ordinated channels of infor…
Keynote Article
Cops across borders
Journal Article Cops across borders: the internationalization of US criminal law enforcement Get access Cops across borders: the internationalization of US criminal law enforcement. By Ethan A. Nadelmann. University Park, PA: Penn State Press. 1993. 524pp. Index. £45.00; ISBN 0 271 01094 0. Pb.: £13.00; ISBN 0 271 01095 9. Monica den Boer Monica den Boer 1NISCALE, Leiden Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Int…
Towards an Accountability Regime for an Emerging European Policing Governance
Law enforcement cooperation in the European Union (EU) is booming business, as new actors emerge on the scene and inter-institutional working relationships arise between the different governance levels of policing. This dynamic has been given new impetus as a result of the terrorist attacks against the USA on 11 September 2001. These events have provided the EU with a window of opportunity for the adoption of several new measures in the area of p…
European Policing after 1992
Security Clouds
Within the European Union (EU), several instruments have been created at local, national and international level to monitor the movements of persons, goods and systems. The political justification of this vast expansion of surveillance instruments is based on the supposed need for security actors to predict and prevent security voids. In this article, we argue that the emergence of security clouds - the spray of data on individuals that floats be…
Wake-up call for the Lowlands
The Netherlands is one of the few countries in Western Europe that did not experience massive terrorist attacks and where counterterrorism actions did not feature prominently on the political agenda. Until quite recently, the Netherlands had neither emergency legislation for terrorist incidents nor a specific Act that criminalized terrorist offences. In response to the European Union framework legislation, a bill was produced that penalizes parti…
Police, policy and politics in Brussels
This article analyses the evolution of European Union (EU) police cooperation on the basis of structural processes in the form of agencification, regulation and standardization, as well as substantive processes in the form of information-sharing and multi-disciplinary cooperation. The Lisbon Treaty holds some key conditions for further integration. The level of integration of police cooperation in the EU is measured by analysing institutional pow…
United We Stand? Conceptual Diversity in the EU Strategy Against Organized Crime
The construction of the EU's area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) has been established around a few common issues of concern. One important pillar is migration, asylum, visa policy and external border control. Another pillar is that of judicial cooperation in criminal as well as in civil matters. The control of transnational organized crime and terrorism through enhanced police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters forms a fundamen…
Shifting gear
Having presented the genealogy of Europol, and thus the paradigm within which its representatives have developed their mission, mandate and strategy, this article then highlights a number of challenges this body now faces. The organization’s legitimacy deficit is of prime importance. At the same time, shifts in national policing and law enforcement practices are also having considerable impact upon Europol’s objectives and working methods. Overal…
European Policing after 1992
Cops across borders
Journal Article Cops across borders: the internationalization of US criminal law enforcement Get access Cops across borders: the internationalization of US criminal law enforcement. By Ethan A. Nadelmann. University Park, PA: Penn State Press. 1993. 524pp. Index. £45.00; ISBN 0 271 01094 0. Pb.: £13.00; ISBN 0 271 01095 9. Monica den Boer Monica den Boer 1NISCALE, Leiden Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Int…
Crime et immigration dans l'Union européenne
La coopération européenne en matière de justice criminelle s'étend aujourd'hui aux migrations, au crime organisé et au terrorisme. J'aimerais, dans cette contribution, montrer à quel point ces domaines sont désormais reliés, et quelles en sont les conséquences pour la coopération judiciaire dans le cadre de l'Union européenne. Les problématiques dans le monde de la coopération internationale en matière de justice criminelle ont évolué à maintes r…
Transnational Organized Crime and International Security
Though the provision of illicit goods and services is far from being a new phenomenon, today's global economic environment has allowed transnational organized crime an unprecedented capacity to challenge states. The authors of this book examine the trends underlying the explosion of transnational organized crime and consider possible responses. Emphasizing the difficulties encountered by individual states in their efforts to deal with this securi…
Towards an Accountability Regime for an Emerging European Policing Governance
Law enforcement cooperation in the European Union (EU) is booming business, as new actors emerge on the scene and inter-institutional working relationships arise between the different governance levels of policing. This dynamic has been given new impetus as a result of the terrorist attacks against the USA on 11 September 2001. These events have provided the EU with a window of opportunity for the adoption of several new measures in the area of p…
Keynote Article
Confronting terrorism
Contents, 1. Confronting Terrorism, Marianne van Leeuwen, 2. Policy Options and Priorities: British Perspectives, Clive Walker, 3. Irish Experiences and Perspectives, Dermot Walsh, 4. Democratization and State Responses to Protracted Terrorism in Spain, Fernando Reinares, 5. The French Approach: Vigour and Vigilance, Nathalie Cettina, 6. Terrorism in Italy: Receding and Emerging Issues, Giuseppe de Lutiis, Terrorism in Germany: Old and New Proble…
Shifting gear
Having presented the genealogy of Europol, and thus the paradigm within which its representatives have developed their mission, mandate and strategy, this article then highlights a number of challenges this body now faces. The organization’s legitimacy deficit is of prime importance. At the same time, shifts in national policing and law enforcement practices are also having considerable impact upon Europol’s objectives and working methods. Overal…
Wake-up call for the Lowlands
The Netherlands is one of the few countries in Western Europe that did not experience massive terrorist attacks and where counterterrorism actions did not feature prominently on the political agenda. Until quite recently, the Netherlands had neither emergency legislation for terrorist incidents nor a specific Act that criminalized terrorist offences. In response to the European Union framework legislation, a bill was produced that penalizes parti…
Legitimacy under Pressure
Within European law enforcement circles, counter‐terrorism networks and privileged partnerships tend to be preferred to formal bureaucratic structures because of their flexibility and directness. The professional preference for informal, bilateral and privileged relationships may, however, undermine the potential of formally established agencies such as Europol and Eurojust, which work through national and centrally co‐ordinated channels of infor…
Security Clouds
Within the European Union (EU), several instruments have been created at local, national and international level to monitor the movements of persons, goods and systems. The political justification of this vast expansion of surveillance instruments is based on the supposed need for security actors to predict and prevent security voids. In this article, we argue that the emergence of security clouds - the spray of data on individuals that floats be…
Police, policy and politics in Brussels
This article analyses the evolution of European Union (EU) police cooperation on the basis of structural processes in the form of agencification, regulation and standardization, as well as substantive processes in the form of information-sharing and multi-disciplinary cooperation. The Lisbon Treaty holds some key conditions for further integration. The level of integration of police cooperation in the EU is measured by analysing institutional pow…
United We Stand? Conceptual Diversity in the EU Strategy Against Organized Crime
The construction of the EU's area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) has been established around a few common issues of concern. One important pillar is migration, asylum, visa policy and external border control. Another pillar is that of judicial cooperation in criminal as well as in civil matters. The control of transnational organized crime and terrorism through enhanced police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters forms a fundamen…
Plural Policing, Security and the Covid Crisis
Plural Policing, Security and the Covid Crisis
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