Vol. 5 (2024): Contemporary Challenges: The Global Crime, Justice and Security Journal

Analyzing the U.S. Drone Program’s Deployment of Armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for Targeted Killings Outside of National Boundaries

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The Ciudad Juárez Fire: Zemiology’s Expansion of a Criminological Analysis

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The Making of a Monster: The Perpetrators of 1984 Sikh Genocide

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Cyberwarfare and the challenges it poses to the international governance of armed conflict with particular reference to attribution, distinction, and self-defence.

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Trusting the Untrustworthy: How trust is established and maintained in illicit markets and organised crime groups

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Psychological Explanations for Surveillance Technologies in Crime Prevention

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Displacing Northern Dominant Criminological Discourse: The Importation of Southern Criminology into Criminological Literature and Its Implications

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A new EUtopia – Understanding Common European Asylum System (CEAS) and the criminalisation of migration in Europe

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Should military robots that are designed to evacuate injured soldiers from the battlefield carry small arms for self-defence the same way human military personnel does?

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The Overstated Challenge: Analysing the Challenge of Southern Criminology to the Hegemony of Northern Criminology and its Implications for Criminological Theory in the 21st Century

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A Comparative Analysis of the Prosecutorial Strategies Employed by the United States of America and Germany in the Prosecution of IS-Affiliated Women on Terrorism-Related Charges

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Table of Contents

Editorial Board

Foreword from Academic Sponsor

Acknowledgement from the Editor in Chief and Deputy Editors in Chief

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