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Wahrnehmung der eigenen Prekaritätcial, covert powers of investigation. How do the measures necessary to challenge organised crime stand up to the principles of democratic policing, in particular those of decentralisation, (judicial) accountability and transparency? At face value, it appears that combating organised crime requires t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15993-1 “normal” means of accumulating capital, wealth and prestige and also for solving more trivial—material and “moral”—problems. Hence, the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate acquisitive activities or between illegally and legally “organized crime” has become increasingly blurred. However,

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Crime and Crime Control in Transition Countriesimportant elements: legislation, the judicial and law enforcement systems—and this at the same time that the economic system was also transforming completely while some countries in the region were obliged to fight, in some cases through atrocious war, for basic sovereignty and independence. The cha