Undercover policing and the shifting terms of scholarly debate: The United States and Europe in counterpoint

Keyphrases

• United States 100%
• Scholarly Debate 100%
• United Europe 100%
• Undercover Policing 100%
• Operative 66%
• Criminal Law 66%
• Criminal Procedure 66%
• Germany 33%
• Infiltration 33%
• France 33%
• Warfare 33%
• Europe 33%
• Government Agencies 33%
• Entrapment 33%
• Italy 33%
• Turf 33%
• Transnational 33%
• Shared Features 33%
• Criminal Liability 33%
• Regulatory Approach 33%
• Prosecutors 33%
• Freedom of Association 33%
• Criminal Investigation 33%
• Criminal Responsibility 33%
• Lawbreaking 33%
• Regulatory Norms 33%
• National Comparison 33%
• Academic Controversy 33%
• National Differences 33%
• Civil Liberties 33%
• Complacency 33%
• Sociological Tradition 33%
• Institutional Actors 33%
• Government Laws 33%
• Undercover Investigations 33%

Social Sciences

• Police 100%
• Crime 66%
• Criminal Law 66%
• Criminal Procedure 66%
• Tuition Fee 33%
• Lawyer 33%
• Germany 33%
• Government Agency 33%
• Civil and Political Rights 33%
• Italy 33%
• Freedom of Association 33%
• Criminal Responsibility 33%