Saskia Hufnagel is a senior lecturer in Criminal Law and co-director of the Criminal Justice Centre at Queen Mary University of London.Anton Moiseienko is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Financial Crime & Security Studies of the Royal United Services Institute, London.

• Setting the Scene; ‘Introduction’; ‘The History and Nature of Flows: An Exploration of the Continuity and Changes of the Policing of Flows from the 16th to the 21st Century’;Flows of Goods; ‘Going with the Flow: Comparative Research on Transnational Port Security’; ‘Controlling IUU Fishing through Problem-Oriented Policing’; ‘"You just have to wear it": Trafficking of metal-detected antiquities from South-East Asia’ by Samuel Hardy;Flows of People; ‘Challenges of Policing Migration Flows through Smart Border Technology: Case Study of the Mediterranean Region’; ‘Cultural Differences or Cultural Bias? Towards a Project on the Policing of the Calabrian ‘Ndrangheta Abroad’; ‘Foreign Fighters in Germany and France: A Comparative Analysis of Legal Frameworks and Police Methods’;Law Enforcement Techniques; ‘Policing and Intelligence Flows in Counter-Terrorism: Current Challenges for European Policing’; ‘Fusion Centres as Security Networks: Exploring the Relational Properties of Networked Intelligence Systems’; ‘Value of Transparency: The Role of Beneficial Ownership Registers in Tackling Crime’; ‘Conclusions’;

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Saskia Hufnagel is a senior lecturer in Criminal Law and co-director of the Criminal Justice Centre at Queen Mary University of London.Anton Moiseienko is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Financial Crime & Security Studies of the Royal United Services Institute, London.

• Setting the Scene; ‘Introduction’; ‘The History and Nature of Flows: An Exploration of the Continuity and Changes of the Policing of Flows from the 16th to the 21st Century’;Flows of Goods; ‘Going with the Flow: Comparative Research on Transnational Port Security’; ‘Controlling IUU Fishing through Problem-Oriented Policing’; ‘"You just have to wear it": Trafficking of metal-detected antiquities from South-East Asia’ by Samuel Hardy;Flows of People; ‘Challenges of Policing Migration Flows through Smart Border Technology: Case Study of the Mediterranean Region’; ‘Cultural Differences or Cultural Bias? Towards a Project on the Policing of the Calabrian ‘Ndrangheta Abroad’; ‘Foreign Fighters in Germany and France: A Comparative Analysis of Legal Frameworks and Police Methods’;Law Enforcement Techniques; ‘Policing and Intelligence Flows in Counter-Terrorism: Current Challenges for European Policing’; ‘Fusion Centres as Security Networks: Exploring the Relational Properties of Networked Intelligence Systems’; ‘Value of Transparency: The Role of Beneficial Ownership Registers in Tackling Crime’; ‘Conclusions’;

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Saskia Hufnagel is a senior lecturer in Criminal Law and co-director of the Criminal Justice Centre at Queen Mary University of London.Anton Moiseienko is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Financial Crime & Security Studies of the Royal United Services Institute, London.

• Setting the Scene; ‘Introduction’; ‘The History and Nature of Flows: An Exploration of the Continuity and Changes of the Policing of Flows from the 16th to the 21st Century’;Flows of Goods; ‘Going with the Flow: Comparative Research on Transnational Port Security’; ‘Controlling IUU Fishing through Problem-Oriented Policing’; ‘"You just have to wear it": Trafficking of metal-detected antiquities from South-East Asia’ by Samuel Hardy;Flows of People; ‘Challenges of Policing Migration Flows through Smart Border Technology: Case Study of the Mediterranean Region’; ‘Cultural Differences or Cultural Bias? Towards a Project on the Policing of the Calabrian ‘Ndrangheta Abroad’; ‘Foreign Fighters in Germany and France: A Comparative Analysis of Legal Frameworks and Police Methods’;Law Enforcement Techniques; ‘Policing and Intelligence Flows in Counter-Terrorism: Current Challenges for European Policing’; ‘Fusion Centres as Security Networks: Exploring the Relational Properties of Networked Intelligence Systems’; ‘Value of Transparency: The Role of Beneficial Ownership Registers in Tackling Crime’; ‘Conclusions’;

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