Annual ReportsIn 2005, the ICCC completely restructured its communication policies in order to better reflect the significant productivity of its researchers. As a result, it was decided to produce each year an ICCC Yearbook and ICCC Annual Report.
The Annual Report and Yearbook differ mainly in that the latter is a comprehensive report on the ICCC’s activities, whereas the Annual Report provides a more summarized view. The Report is printed in colour and contains charts and images, including summary and comparative charts that outline the evolution of the ICCC’s activities over the last five years. 2009-2010Annual Report 2008-2009Annual Report 2007-2008Annual Report 2006-2007Annual Report 2005-2006Annual Report 2004-2005Annual Report 2003-2004Annual Report 2002-2003Annual Report 2001-2002Annual Report |
This new approach serves three purposes: increase the ICCC’s exposure by better reporting on the work of its researchers, further reach out to the international criminal and criminal justice research community and increase the amount of internships and joint projects undertaken with our international colleagues. 