Dos mil tres mil is a peer-reviewed journal of open access and continuous edition that publishes about law, political science, and other related areas. The publication is ruled by COPE's Principles of Transparency and Best Practices in Academic Publishing and is financed by the University of Ibagué.

e-ISSN: 2539-1933

DOI: 10.35707/dostresmil 

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Vol. 25 (2023): Criminal law: continuous publication system

Dos mil tres mil is a peer-reviewed journal of open access and continuous edition that publishes about law, political science, and other related areas. The journal adopts a continuous publication system. Articles will be published as the editorial production process concludes.

Published: 2023-06-22

Presentation

Editorial

Sandra Bibiana Vargas Castro, Carlos F. Forero Hernández
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Research

Tax crimes in Colombia: regulatory evolution and criminal policy approach

Andrés Felipe Duque Pedroza, Enán Arrieta Burgos
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Contributions for a Pragmatic Strategy on the Criminal Liability of Legal Entities

Hoover Wadiht Ruíz Rengifo
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Gloss on the Crime against Humanity of Extermination

Diego Fernando Tarapués Sandino

1-17

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The Risk of Money Laundering in the International Transfer of Soccer Players

César Barrera Alvira

1-25

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Femicide of Transgender Women and Feminist Constitutionalism in Colombia

Neider Gustavo Alegría Ruiz

1-17

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Prostitution in Spain and its Regulatory Limbo: Pimp State or Utopian Abolitionism?

Saray Capa Santamaría

1-35

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Academic Events

Background and Evolution of the Specialization in Criminal Law at the University of Ibagué

Hernando A. Hernández Quintero

1-8

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Review of the xiv Conference on Economic Criminal Law

Natalia Andrea León Salas, María José Neira Sáenz

1-11

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Studies

Justice for Those Who Do Not Adhere to the Peace Agreements

María Cristina Solano de Ojeda

1-14

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Military Criminal Justice in the Executive Branch: Reasons and Perspectives

Alexis Rodríguez Montenegro

1-13

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The crime of extortion

Yezid Viveros Castellanos

1-18

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