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  1. Comparative Criminology and Comparative Criminal Justice in Contemporary Crime and Social Control Research – a Brief Overview
  2. From Apparent Unity to Diversity: Penal Policies of (Former) Yugoslav Republics
  3. Cilji trajnostnega razvoja in programska skupina Varnost v lokalnih skupnostih
  4. Victims of Farm Crime
  5. Punishment in Slovenia: Seventy Years of Penal Policy Development
  6. Self-legitimacy of police officers in Slovenia
  7. Analiza pravnih podlag za policijsko delo v skupnosti in pravna odgovornost vodij policijskega okoliša
  8. Policijsko delo v skupnosti v urbanih in ruralnih okoljih
  9. Policijsko delo z mladimi
  10. Reminiscenca o policijskem delu v skupnosti, raziskovanju in razvoju policijskega dela v skupnosti v Sloveniji
  11. Veliki obeti in spreminjajoči se razvoj policijskega dela v skupnosti
  12. Special Issue: Crime, Fear of Crime and Environmental Harm in Rural Areas
  13. Water Crimes and Governance: The Slovenian Perspective
  14. Criminal Justice and Security in Central and Eastern Europe: Perspectives of Rural Safety, Security and Rural Criminology, Book of Abstracts
  15. Mladoletniško prestopništvo v Sloveniji skozi leta
  16. Zaznave družbenih procesov, varnostnih težav in policije v urbanih soseskah – primer Ljubljane
  17. Physical teen dating violence in high school students in Slovenia: Prevalence and correlates
  18. Rural Criminology – A Challenge For the Future
  19. A qualitative study of the selflegitimacy of prison workers in Slovenian prisons
  20. Cybercrime victimization and seeking help
  21. Theoretical Foundations of Comparative Criminology in a Global Dimension
  22. Social Distance Between Prisoners and Prison Staff
  23. Self-legitimacy and use of force: a quantitative study of prison officers in Slovenia
  24. On Some Aspects of Cybercrime and Cybervictimization
  25. The compensatory effects of inner and outer controls
  26. The self-legitimacy of prison staff in Slovenia
  27. Prisoners’ Perception of Legitimacy of the Prison Staff: A Qualitative Study in Slovene Prisons
  28. Police Reforms in Slovenia in the Past 25 Years
  29. Migration Issues in Slovenia: Beyond the Rhetoric of University-Level Criminology and Crime Prevention Education for Sustainable Development
  30. The Introductory Presentation of the Results of a Study on Local Safety and Security in Slovenia in 2017
  31. Crime and Perception of Safety/Security in Urban Neighborhoods
  32. Police Cooperation in the European Union, Supported by Strengthening the eu Internal Security’s External Dimension
  33. 10 Transformations in Policing
  34. Policing European Metropolises
  35. Self-Legitimacy, Organisational Commitment and Commitment to Fair Treatment of Prisoners: An Empirical Study of Prison Officers in Slovenia
  36. 8 Social Crime Prevention: Concepts, Developments, and Challenges
  37. Factors of fear of crime in urban settings.
  38. The code of silence and female police officers in Slovenia
  39. Perception of policing - police officers and citizens.
  40. Imprisonments rates and countries with low imprisonments rates - a comparison.
  41. A test of situational action theory in tree countries - self-control and self-reported delinquency.
  42. Integrity of police officers - an empirical study.
  43. Trust and legitimacy in criminal justice: European Perspectives.
  44. Integrity of police officers in Slovenia.
  45. Police Self-Legitimacy, Use of Force, and Pro-organizational Behavior in Slovenia
  46. Assessing Validity of Different Legitimacy Constructs Applying Structural Equation Modeling
  47. Legitimacy of Policing in Central and Eastern Europe: Results from a Cross-National Law Student Survey
  48. Policing in Central and Eastern Europe
  49. History of Green Criminology
  50. Police and Prosecutorial Cooperation in Responding to Transnational Crime
  51. International Instruments on Cooperation in Responding to Transnational Crime
  52. Prevention of Corruption: Slovenian Perspective
  53. Is the Effect of Perceived Deterrence on Juvenile Offending Contingent on the Level of Self-Control? Results from Three Countries
  54. Compliance with the Law in Slovenia: The Role of Procedural Justice and Police Legitimacy
  55. Urban security management in the capitals of the former Yugoslav republics
  56. Slovenia
  57. Editors’ introduction
  58. Environmental crime and green criminology in South Eastern Europe—practice and research
  59. Handbook on Policing in Central and Eastern Europe
  60. Recent Developments of Policing in Slovenia
  61. Introduction to Handbook on Policing in Central and Eastern Europe
  62. Crime, criminal justice and criminology in Slovenia
  63. Introduction
  64. A Concise Overview of Penology and Penal Practice in Slovenia
  65. Cybercrime: Awareness and Fear: Slovenian Perspectives
  66. Organizational factors, environmental climate, and job satisfaction among police in Slovenia
  67. International Waste Trafficking: Preliminary Explorations
  68. Situational Crime-Prevention Measures to Environmental Threats
  69. Understanding and Managing Threats to the Environment in South Eastern Europe
  70. Introduction to Understanding and Managing Threats to the Environment in South Eastern Europe
  71. Risk Assessment of Chemicals in Food for Public Health Protection
  72. Slovenian police officers' attitudes towards contemporary security threats and punishment
  73. Police and private security in Slovenia
  74. Guest editorial
  75. An assessment of the cooperation of governmental agencies with the criminal investigation department in criminal investigations
  76. Common Sense Police Supervision: Practical Tips for the First‐Line Leader
  77. Post‐conflict private policing: experiences from several former Yugoslav countries
  78. Qualitative approach to the research into the parameters of human security in the community
  79. Shifting cultures: managerialism and the rise of “performance”
  80. The Croatian police, police integrity, and transition toward democratic policing
  81. Understanding diversity in policing: Serbian perspectives
  82. Chinese Policing20091Kam C. Wong. Chinese Policing. New York, NY: Peter Lang 2009. 263 pp., ISBN: 978‐1‐4331‐0017‐8 US$99.95 (hardback)
  83. Measuring Organized Crime in Slovenia
  84. Procedural justice, legitimacy, and prisoner misconduct
  85. Fear of crime in two post-socialist capital cities – Ljubljana, Slovenia and Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  86. Informal Networks in Slovenia: A Blessing or a Curse?
  87. Research on violence in Slovenia
  88. Superhighway Robbery – Preventing E-Commerce Crime
  89. The contribution of local safety councils to local responsibility in crime prevention and provision of safety
  90. A book review on
  91. Gorazd Meško: Osnove preprečevanja kriminalitete, Visoka policijsko varnostna šola, Ljubljana, 2002
  92. A Letter from Slovenia: Recent Trends in Crime Prevention
  93. Green issues in South-Eastern Europe