Amandine Scherrer, Sciences Po (Paris), France

’Organised crime concerns us all, but is opaque and poorly understood. This original and perceptive book illuminates both the G8’s role in this field and its wider international treatment, drawing on hitherto unrevealed material. Its open style makes it accessible to both the scholar and anyone interested in the subject.’ Nicholas Bayne, London School of Economics and Political Science , UK '...provides an original and detailed analysis of the role of the G8 in the development of global measures against transnational organised crime, a subject area which is strikingly under-researched. It is required reading for anyone interested in the process of globalisation of criminal justice policy and a valuable addition to the literature in international relations, criminology and law in the field.' Valsamis Mitsilegas, Queen Mary University of London, UK

• Introduction; Chapter 1 When Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering Became Priorities on the G7’s Agenda; Chapter 2 From Drug Trafficking to Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 3 The G8’s Involvement in the International Mobilization against Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 4 The Creation of Expertise on Transnational Organized Crime within the G8 System; Chapter 5 The Structure and Organization of the Lyon Group; Chapter 6 Cooperation as the Imperative for Mobilizing against Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 7 The Socialization of G8 Norms within the G8 Member States; Chapter 8 Dissemination of the Lyon Group’s Recommendations; Chapter 9 From the Lyon Group to the Lyon/Roma Group; Chapter 10 A Change of Priorities for the Lyon/Roma Group; conclusion Conclusion;

Amandine Scherrer, Sciences Po (Paris), France

’Organised crime concerns us all, but is opaque and poorly understood. This original and perceptive book illuminates both the G8’s role in this field and its wider international treatment, drawing on hitherto unrevealed material. Its open style makes it accessible to both the scholar and anyone interested in the subject.’ Nicholas Bayne, London School of Economics and Political Science , UK '...provides an original and detailed analysis of the role of the G8 in the development of global measures against transnational organised crime, a subject area which is strikingly under-researched. It is required reading for anyone interested in the process of globalisation of criminal justice policy and a valuable addition to the literature in international relations, criminology and law in the field.' Valsamis Mitsilegas, Queen Mary University of London, UK

• Introduction; Chapter 1 When Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering Became Priorities on the G7’s Agenda; Chapter 2 From Drug Trafficking to Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 3 The G8’s Involvement in the International Mobilization against Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 4 The Creation of Expertise on Transnational Organized Crime within the G8 System; Chapter 5 The Structure and Organization of the Lyon Group; Chapter 6 Cooperation as the Imperative for Mobilizing against Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 7 The Socialization of G8 Norms within the G8 Member States; Chapter 8 Dissemination of the Lyon Group’s Recommendations; Chapter 9 From the Lyon Group to the Lyon/Roma Group; Chapter 10 A Change of Priorities for the Lyon/Roma Group; conclusion Conclusion;

Amandine Scherrer, Sciences Po (Paris), France

’Organised crime concerns us all, but is opaque and poorly understood. This original and perceptive book illuminates both the G8’s role in this field and its wider international treatment, drawing on hitherto unrevealed material. Its open style makes it accessible to both the scholar and anyone interested in the subject.’ Nicholas Bayne, London School of Economics and Political Science , UK '...provides an original and detailed analysis of the role of the G8 in the development of global measures against transnational organised crime, a subject area which is strikingly under-researched. It is required reading for anyone interested in the process of globalisation of criminal justice policy and a valuable addition to the literature in international relations, criminology and law in the field.' Valsamis Mitsilegas, Queen Mary University of London, UK

• Introduction; Chapter 1 When Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering Became Priorities on the G7’s Agenda; Chapter 2 From Drug Trafficking to Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 3 The G8’s Involvement in the International Mobilization against Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 4 The Creation of Expertise on Transnational Organized Crime within the G8 System; Chapter 5 The Structure and Organization of the Lyon Group; Chapter 6 Cooperation as the Imperative for Mobilizing against Transnational Organized Crime; Chapter 7 The Socialization of G8 Norms within the G8 Member States; Chapter 8 Dissemination of the Lyon Group’s Recommendations; Chapter 9 From the Lyon Group to the Lyon/Roma Group; Chapter 10 A Change of Priorities for the Lyon/Roma Group; conclusion Conclusion;