Refugees and Migrants in Law and Policy

Children in Freiburg by Jennifer Hillebrecht, Tina Zeiss and Jürgen Bengel.- Labour Market Access and Labour Opportunities for Refugees. Examples from Freiburg by Jasmin Ateia, Philip Bona and Stephan Schmieglitz.- A Culture of Welcome - Challenges and Experiences in the City of Freiburg/Germany by Hans Steiner and Antje Reinhard.- Wounded and Uprooted: Seeking Refuge in the Land of Others by Steve S. Olweean.- Generalized Trust and Attitudes towards Refugees in Portugal and Spain by Alfonso Serrano-Maillo.- Part III - Meeting the Challenges for a Global Civic Education: Country Studies with Practical Experiences: Refugees in the United States of America from a Victimological Perspective by John P.J. Dussich.- It's Just Europe's Turn: EU's and Greece's Response to the Current Refugee and Migration Flows by Anastasia Chalkia and Anastasios Giouzepas.- Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Central-European Countries - Reality, Politics and the Creation of Fear in Societies by Witold Klaus, Miklós Lévay, Irena Rzeplinska and Miroslav Scheinost.- Migration Issues in Slovenia: Beyond the Rhetoric of University-level Criminology and Crime Prevention Education for Sustainable Development by Gorazd Mesko, Rok Hacin, Urska Pirnat and Katja Eman.- Crossing the Boundary: Refugees and (Illegal) Migrants in India - Challenge of Integration by Swati Shirwadkar.- Regional Governance of Migration in the Southern African Development Community: Migration Regimes and their Implications for the Experience of Refugees and Migrants in South Africa by Tilmann Feltes, Saul Musker and Philine Scholz.- Fear of Crime and Terrorism among Israeli and Swedish Citizens by Mally Shechory-Bitton and Esther Shachaf Friedman.- Part IV - Refugees and Social/Criminal Behaviour: More Refugees, More Offenders, More Crime? Critical Comments with Data from Germany by Thomas Feltes, Katrin List and Maximilian Bertamini.- Risk Factors for Violence against Refugee Women by Janet P. Stamatel and Chenghui Zhang.- Refugees and Migrants in German Prisons - Outlining Problems and Solutions by Bernadette Schaffer and Joachim Obergfell-Fuchs.- Part V - Next Steps: Who is a Refugee in the European Union? International and Supranational Aspects of Legal Reform and Integration by Rita Haverkamp.- United Nations "Earth Jurisprudence", its Golden Rule, the "Refugee Problem" and Urban Safety by Slawomir Redo.- Addressing the Plight of Immigrants and Refugees: The Role of UNIDO by Jebamalai Vinanchiarachi and Inez Wijngaarde.- Conflict Management for Refugee Management by Michael Reiss.- Volunteers and Community Service Members in Support of Refugee Relief Programmes by Wolfgang Roth.- Migration in the Light of Criminology and Psychology: "Win-win" in Theory and Practice by Magdalena Ickiewicz-Sawicka and Aleksandra Borkowska.- Citizens of "Homeland Earth". UNESCO on the Road to "Global Citizenship Education": The Refugee Example by Werner Wintersteiner.

and Crime (ret.); Senior Adviser, Academic Council on the United Nations System (Liaison Office, Austria, Vienna); Member of the Editorial Board of: Asian Journal of Criminology (Springer, Germany); Caribbean Journal of Criminology (The University of Western Indies, Jamaica) and Journal of International Organization Studies (UN Studies Association). About 80 publications on various crime and justice issues, mostly covered by United Nations law and practice, including cross-national crime trends, crime prevention, computerization of criminal justice, cybercrime, extradition, policing, principles of prosecution, judicial independence, victim compensation, death penalty, organized crime, and international criminal justice education. Author of: "Blue Criminology. The Power of United Nations Ideas to Counter Crime Globally" (2012); and three other books; Co-Editor of e.g.: "For the Rule of Law: Criminal Justice Teaching and Training across the World" (2008); "Global Crime and Justice Report" (1999), and "Women and Children as Victims and Offenders: Background - Prevention - Reintegration. Suggestions for Succeeding Generations" (Springer 2016). He teaches "The United Nations and Crime Prevention" course for graduate students.