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Coppola, F. (2025). Context matters: An argument for a socio-contextual model of criminal responsibility. In T. Crofts, L. Kennefick, & A. Loughnan (Eds.), The Routledge International Handbook on Criminal Responsibility (pp. 26–36). London: Routledge. doi:10.4324/9781003297260-4

Ellebrecht, S. (2025). Die Polizei in der offenen Gesellschaft - Einleitung. In S. Ellebrecht, R. Poscher, S. Jarolimek, & S. Kaufmann (Eds.), Die Polizei in der offenen Gesellschaft: zum polizeilichen Umgang mit Vielfalt und Diversität (pp. 17–34). Bielefeld: transcript. doi:10.14361/9783839468302

Ellebrecht, S. (2025). Diskriminierungsrisiken beim Zugang zum Polizeidienst: Die Auswahlverfahren der Polizeien zwischen Bestenauslese und Benachteiligung. In S. Ellebrecht, R. Poscher, S. Jarolimek, & S. Kaufmann (Eds.), Die Polizei in der offenen Gesellschaft: zum polizeilichen Umgang mit Vielfalt und Diversität (pp. 87–121). Bielefeld: transcript. doi:10.14361/9783839468302

Hirsch, P.-A. (2025). Individual consent and shared normative authority. Conceiving of crimes as violations of individual rights and public wrongs. In P.-A. Hirsch & E. Moser (Eds.), Rights in criminal law: Studies on a new paradigm in criminal law and procedure (pp. 145–159). London: Hart Publishing. doi:10.5040/9781509973507.ch-008

Hörnle, T. (2025). Victims’ rights and obligations – why these concepts should be central to the assessment of criminal wrongdoing. In P.-A. Hirsch & E. Moser (Eds.), Rights in criminal law: Studies on a new paradigm in criminal law and procedure (pp. 87–104). Oxford: Hart Publishing. doi:10.5040/9781509973507.ch-005

Wisser, L. (2025). Drei Probleme, eine Lösung? Möglichkeiten einer repräsentativen Personalgestaltung in der deutschen Polizei. In S. Ellebrecht, R. Poscher, S. Jarolimek, & S. Kaufmann (Eds.), Die Polizei in der offenen Gesellschaft: zum polizeilichen Umgang mit Vielfalt und Diversität (pp. 123–140). Bielefeld: transcript. doi:10.14361/9783839468302

Behrendt, S. (2024). Being (un-)reasonable: Rationalization and rationality in law and legal theory. In P. Hellwege & M. Soniewicka (Eds.), Law and interdisciplinarity (pp. 443–459). Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck. doi:10.1628/978-3-16-163882-4

Hörnle, T. (2024). Anti-Konsequentialismus in Katastrophenlagen: eine überzeugende Maxime? In F. Brosius-Gersdorf, A. Engländer, A. Funke, D. Kuch, A. Tschentscher, & F. Wittreck (Eds.), Rechtskonflikte: Festschrift für Horst Dreier zum 70. Geburtstag (pp. 103–118). Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck.

Kilchling, M. (2024). Legal and criminological perspectives on hate crime and hate crime control in Germany. In J.-M. Landa Gorostiza, E. Garro Carrera, M. Anderez Belategi, & I. Gordon Benito (Eds.), Hate crimes in comparative legal perspective (pp. 78–101). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. doi:10.4337/9781035343782.00010

Lassalle, M. (2024). Transnational public-private cooperation in a repressive context: understanding the legal framework for EU-US transfers of financial data. In B. Vogel, E. Kosta, & M. Lassalle (Eds.), Law of public-private cooperation against financial crime: developing information-sharing on money laundering and terrorism financing (pp. 533–603). Cambridge: Intersentia.

Lassalle, M. (2024). Interaction between the state and private actors in the detection and investigation of crime in France. In B. Vogel, E. Kosta, & M. Lassalle (Eds.), Law of public-private cooperation against financial crime: developing information-sharing on money laundering and terrorism financing (pp. 117–189). Cambridge: Intersentia.

Rinceanu, J. (2024). Legal translation in the era of transformative technology: thinking further about legal thinking. In P. Czarnecki, S. Głogowska, A. Górski, A. Sakowicz, & A. Światłowski (Eds.), Hominum causa omne ius constitutum sit: Księga jubileuszowa Profesora Piotra Hofmańskiego (pp. 914–922). Warszawa: Wolters Kluwer.

Vogel, B. (2024). Private parties' contribution to the detection and investigation of crime under German law. In B. Vogel, E. Kosta, & M. Lassalle (Eds.), Law of public-private cooperation against financial crime: developing information-sharing on money laundering and terrorism financing (pp. 191–244). Cambridge: Intersentia.

Vogel, B., & Lassalle, M. (2024). Developing public–private information sharing to strengthen the fight against money laundering and terrorism financing: recommendations for the European Union and its member states. In B. Vogel, E. Kosta, & M. Lassalle (Eds.), Law of public-private cooperation against financial crime: developing information-sharing on money laundering and terrorism financing (pp. 605–739). Cambridge: Intersentia.

Wahl, T. (2024). Europol. In V. Mitsilegas, M. Bergström, & T. Quintel (Eds.), Research Handbook on EU Criminal Law (2 ed., pp. 429–461). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. doi:10.4337/9781800886438.00030

Wahl, T. (2024). Investigation and inquiry. In P. Caeiro, S. Gless, & V. Mitsilegas (Eds.), Elgar encyclopedia of crime and criminal justice (pp. 250–266). Cheltenham: Edwar Elgar Publishing. doi:10.4337/9781789902990.investigation.and.inquiry

Valega Chipoco, C. (2024). ¿Cómo entender el elemento del libre consentimiento de violación sexual?: Lineamientos jurídicos para interpretar el artículo 170° del Código Penal. In C. Castillo & I. Zegarra (Eds.), Estudios sobre Género y Derecho (pp. 17–66). Asociación Civil Derecho y Sociedad.

Pougnet, R. (2024). Retour de la déchéance de nationalité au XXIème siècle: Entre politisation de l'appartenance, État contre-terroriste, et le cas particulier du Royaume-Uni. In S. Corneloup & E. Pataut (Eds.), Perdre sa nationalité (pp. 85–94). Paris: Dalloz.

Poscher, R., & Lassahn, P. (2024). § 7 Verfassungsrechtliche Dimensionen der IT-Sicherheit. In G. Hornung & M. Schallbruch (Eds.), IT-Sicherheitsrecht: Praxishandbuch (2. Aufl., pp. 160–184). Baden-Baden: Nomos.

Schwartz, S. (2024). § 30: Trunkenheit im Verkehr (§ 316 StGB). In L. Zech, K. Wegner, K. Jessica, & F. Wenglarczyk (Eds.), Strafrecht Besonderer Teil I: Delikte gegen die Person und die Allgemeinheit. Berlin: OpenRewi.