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  1. Chapter V, Asset recovery office’s activities and management of frozen and confiscate assets – Country report: Germany Contribution
    Heger, Martin; Sakellaraki, Anna (2025)
    In: Maugeri, Anna (Eds.), Mutual recognition of freezing and confiscation orders, Pisa University Press, pp. 1403-1420
    Open Access PDF 127.5 KB
  2. Chapter IV, The application of the regulation (EU) 2018/1805 to legal persons and enterprises – Country report: Germany Contribution
    Heger, Martin; Sakellaraki, Anna (2025)
    In: Maugeri, Anna (Eds.), Mutual recognition of freezing and confiscation orders, Pisa University Press, pp. 1091-1106
    Open Access PDF 129.1 KB
  3. Chapter III, Practical obstacles and legal issues in the implementation of the regulation (EU) 2018/1805 – Country report: Germany Contribution
    Heger, Martin; Sakellaraki, Anna (2025)
    In: Maugeri, Anna (Eds.), Mutual recognition of freezing and confiscation orders, Pisa University Press, pp. 835-852
    Open Access PDF 264.4 KB
  4. Chapter II, Establishing the subject matter of the regulation (EU) 2018/1805. National confiscation models covered by the regulation: types, features and safeguard – Country report: Germany Contribution
    Heger, Martin; Sakellaraki, Anna (2025)
    In: Maugeri, Anna (Eds.), Mutual recognition of freezing and confiscation orders, Pisa University Press, pp. 153-188
    Open Access PDF 204.8 KB
  5. Monitoring universal jurisdiction’s rocky road. The trial of Bai L. in Germany Journal Article
    Aboueldahab, Susann; Freixo, Inês; González Espinosa, Rodolfo (2025)
    In: Journal of International Criminal Justice, 23(2), pp. 353-372
  6. Gendered justice and symbolic power: A qualitative analysis of the criminal law assessment practice of human trafficking in German criminal proceedings Journal Article
    Sapelza, Ruth (2025)
    In: AG About Gender - International Journal of Gender Studies, 14(28)
  7. Motherboard and Vaterland: The gendered dimensions of right-wing radicalization and violence in Germany Contribution
    Lippert, Lisa M. Sarida (2025)
    In: Ahmad, Haval; Christie, Kenneth; Kampmark, Binoy (Eds.), Global extremism de-radicalization programmes and policies, Springer Nature, Cham, pp. 53-77
  8. National criminal law on match manipulation: Germany Contribution
    Ofosu-Ayeh, Oliver (2025)
    In: Anderson, Jack; Goh, Chui; Hessert, Björn (Eds.), Elgar concise encyclopedia of sports law, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK; Northampton, MA, USA, (Elgar concise encyclopedias in law, ), pp. 203-206
  9. Experimental evidence on primacy effects in parole decisions Journal Article
    Grechenig, Kristoffel (2025)
    In: Psychology, Crime & Law, pp. 1-47
  10. The effectiveness of Germany's compulsory forensic addiction treatment: A quasi-experimental study of recidivism using matched groups Journal Article
    Schalast, Norbert; Nau, Bastian; Hausam, Joscha; Fuss, Johannes (2025)
    In: International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology
  11. Drilling a Telegram-YouTube pipeline: Cross-platform affordances of German anti-government extremist networks Journal Article
    Heyn, Leoni; Whittaker, Joe (2025)
    In: Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, pp. 1-28
  12. Borderland criminal law : Judicial and police cooperation in German-French borderlands as a laboratory of transnational criminal law? Journal Article
    Brodowski, Dominik (2025)
    In: Transnational Criminal Law Review, 4(2), pp. 340-346
  13. Interrelations of “debt” and “guilt” in criminal law: Reconsidering a Nietzschean narrative in the context of late capitalism Journal Article
    Boe, Morten (2025)
    In: Modern Criminal Law Review
    Open Access PDF 342.6 KB