European and International Criminal Law Series



European and International Criminal Law Series Series Editor: Dr. Olaoluwa Olusanya (University of Wales, Aberystwyth). Editorial Advisory Board: • Prof. William Schabas (Irish Centre for Human Rights, National University of Ireland) • Prof. Chris Harding (University of Wales, Aberystwyth) • Prof. Ryszard Piotrowicz (University of Wales, Aberystwyth) • Prof. Jeremy Sarkin (University of the Western Cape, South Africa) • Dr. Carl-Friedrich Stuckenberg (Universität Bonn). The publisher welcomes new book proposals for this series. Please contact the publisher, or the series editor directly.		Go to our online order form.

About the series The European and International Criminal Law Series is devoted to exploring the new and rapidly developing fields of European and International Criminal law. The European Criminal Law segment of the series aims to facilitate discussion on the development of criminal justice in the European Union. It will explore various issues of European Criminal Law including,- the European Union’s involvement in the containment of terrorism and organised crime, penal aspects of European Union Law, and the role of international police co-operation in the sphere of criminal investigation within Europe. Whilst the International Criminal Law segment of the series aims to encourage writing which addresses substantive issues of International Criminal Law in particular, general principles of criminal law such as offences, defences and excuses, sentencing, the mental element and enforcement.

The European Right to Confrontation in Criminal Proceedings; Absent, Anonymous and Vulnerable Witnesses Author: Dr. Stefano Maffei, April 2006, 276p. Series: European and International Criminal Law Series (1). Binding: hardback. ISBN: 9076871647. Prices: €65, $112. Language: English.		Europa Law Publishing Drs. Jacqueline Lensink, publisher PO Box 6047 9702 HA Groningen The Netherlands T +31 50 526 3844 F +31 50 526 3867 info@europalawpublishing.com

Rethinking International Criminal Law; The Substantive Part Editor: Dr. Olaoluwa Olusanya (University of Wales, Aberystwyth), March 2007, 213p. Series: European and International Criminal Law Series (2). Binding: hardback. ISBN: 978-90-76871-75-2. Prices:€65, $106. Language: English.