73 research outputs found
The Importance of a Common Definition of Tax Crime and Its Impact on Criminal Countermeasures in the EU: An Explorative Study
Katie Benson, Colin King and Clive Walker (Eds)— Assets, Crimes And The State: Innovation In 21st Century Legal Responses:Book Review
Privacy, Security and Politics:Current Issues and Future Prospects
Overview
Individual privacy and national security have been regarded as notions with a conflicting impact. As seen in the UK general election 2017, security has taken a prominent role on the Conservative Party agenda while public perceptions on privacy were split. This article reviews the election manifestos of three political parties on privacy and security. We use the pre-election YouGov survey of 2017 UK respondents to understand the views of the public by age groups and gender. While there is general support for legislation aimed at strengthening national security and crime prevention, such as the Investigatory Powers Act 2016, the younger segment of the UK population is increasingly concerned with the infringement of their privacy (both in traditional and online settings). These contrasting views may explain the outcome of the general election in 2017, and offer open questions for legislators
The External Effects of the Energy Union Strategy on Trade and Investment in Renewable Energy from the EU to Vietnam:an Initial Assessment
The Free Trade Agreement and Investment Dispute Settlement Between the European Union and Vietnam: A Critical Assessment
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