The analysis starts out by confronting and exposing the ideological motivations for dualism in conventional organised crime research. In order to suggest a cognitive pathway beyond this restrictive normative frame, it is essential to appreciate its potency and resilience. Law enforcement...

The paper explores the features and charts the principle theorizing of regulatory sociability from collaboration rather than intervention, whatever the interest-based motivation within crisis, towards orderliness. It concludes with a discussion of disciplinary deficit, in terms of the way that...

This article lays out why in the context of global crime, crime control and the legitimacy of global governance, a victim constituency makes sense in terms of the stated aims of international criminal justice and of a wider ‘new morality' on which it should be grounded. The incapacity to...

In response to fears around the risky and irresponsible development of artificial intelligence (AI), the prevailing approach from states, intergovernmental organisations, and technology firms has been to roll out a ‘new' vocabulary of ethics. This self-regulatory approach relies on top-down,...

In the South East Asian region where the labour market is complex and labour relations are notoriously problematic, state-sponsored legal regulatory models broadly reveal two directions. Interventionist regulation overseen by the courts is a feature of some ASEAN jurisdictions and recognizes the...