Open Access Articles

Crime, Law and Social Change publishes open access articles that are freely available online. Recent open access articles in the journal include:

• Should I stay, or should I go? self-legitimacy of attorneys in an authoritarian state
  Yulia Khalikova & Anton Kazun

• Why Dutch officials take bribes: a toxic mix of factors
  Madelijne Gorsira, Wim Huisman, Adriaan Denkers & Linda Steg

• Regulators and villains: the dual role of private actors in diamonds and caviar
  Dina Siegel, Toine Spapens & Daan van Uhm

• A Man’s world? Comparing the structural positions of men and women in an organized criminal network
  Tomáš Diviák, James A. Coutinho & Alex D. Stivala

• Cross-border cooperation in the execution of sentences between the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium: an empirical and comparative legal study on the implementation of EU framework decisions 2008/909/JHA and 2008/947/JHA
  Robin Hofmann & Hans Nelen

• View All Open Access Articles in Crime, Law and Social Change.

If you are interested in publishing an open access article in Crime, Law and Social Change, learn more about Springer's Open Choice program and also Springer's Compact Agreements with participating countries and institutions that cover open access costs for authors.