Hörnle, T. (2020). “Schärfere Gesetze sind ein Zeichen von Hilflosigkeit.” Max-Planck-Forschung, 2020(2), 78–79.
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law
WE HAVE A NEW NAME. Following the appointment of a new board of directors, the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law has repositioned itself in the research landscape, a development reflected in its new name. As of March 2020, we will be known as the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law. The research conducted in our three departments – Criminology, Public Law, and Criminal Law – is comparative, international, and interdisciplinary. The overarching goal of research conducted at the Institute is to provide national and supranational criminal policy solutions for the fundamental challenges of our time. For further information on the reorientation, click here.
Recent publications
Poscher, R. (2020). Resuscitation of a Phantom? On Robert Alexy’s Latest Attempt to Save His Concept of Principle. Ratio Juris, 33(2), 134–149. doi:10.1111/raju.12286
Hoeren, T., Sieber, U., & Holznagel, B. (Eds.). (2020). Handbuch Multimedia-Recht : Rechtsfragen des elektronischen Geschäftsverkehrs. Grundwerk und Ergänzungslieferungen bis 2020 (52nd ed.). München: Verlag C.H. Beck.
Parti, K., & Wößner, G. (2020, July 29). BlackLivesMatter - What can the current US anti-racist movement teach Europe? Freiburg: Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law.
Coca Vila, I. (2020). La protección de las Haciendas Públicas. In J.-M. Silva Sánchez (Ed.), Lecciones de derecho penal económico y de la empresa (pp. 571–638). Barcelona: Atelier.
Coca Vila, I. (2020). Las Falsedades Documentales. In J.-M. Silva Sánchez (Ed.), Lecciones de derecho penal económico y de la empresa (pp. 221–246). Barcelona: Atelier.