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Contents: Anne Peters: Preface – Valentin Zellweger: Introduction – Pedro Gomes Pereira/Anja Roth/Kodjo Attisso: A stronger role for non-state actors in the asset recovery process – Maud Perdriel-Vaissière: How to turn Article 51 into reality? – Micheal Levi/Nicholas Lord: Links between corruption and organised crime and research gaps – Edward H. Davis: Transnational civil asset recovery of the proceeds of crime and corruption: a practical approach – Melvin Ayogu: Non-state actors and value recovery: Ganging to create political will – Max Mader: Civil society facilitators of asset recovery. The two Swiss cases Mobutu and Abacha – Markus E. Schulz: The role of financial institutions in anti-bribery and anti-corruption efforts – Anne Lugon-Moulin: The role of donors in supporting NSAs in the asset recovery process – Keith Oliver: ‘Excellent!’ . ‘Elementary!’ . Mutual legal assistance and the present challenges faced by the legal community in the never-ending quest for the recovery of stolen assets: the victim’s options – Daniel Thelesklaf: Conclusions. Inhaltsverzeichnis