Report series 10. Papers on Crime Policy 2

This is a collection of articles prepared by practitioners and researchers who have received HEUNI scholarships. It contains the following reports:

• Márta Bittó (Hungary): Professional Regulation as Part of the Actus Reus or Mens Rea in Hungarian Criminal Law
• Dagmar Cisarová (Czechoslovakia): The Position of the Victim in Czechoslovak Criminal Proceedings
• Helena Coelho (Portugal): A South European Looks at the Swedish Prison System
• Bojan Dekleva (Yugoslavia): Community Politics - Between Institutionalization and Informal Movements
• Ákos Farkas (Hungary): Alcoholism, Crime and Criminal Policy in the Hungarian People's Republic
• Michal Jankowski (Poland): New Trends in Polish Criminal Policy
• Wayne Morrison (United Kingdom): Reflective Considerations for a Post-Modern Penology: Science and the Narratives
• Karel Netík (Czechoslovakia): On the Problems of Relations between the Personality of Juvenile Offenders and the Prevention of Violent Crimes
• Peter Polt (Hungary): The Treatment of Foreigners in the Hungarian Criminal Justice System
• Bernardo del Rosal (Spain): Alternatives to Imprisonment in the Spanish Criminal Justice System: The Current Situation and Outlooks for the Future
• Helena Válková (Czechoslovakia): The Opinions of Juvenile Offenders on Penal Proceedings and Prison Punishment