The work "Beyond the Limits - Anti-Crime Policy Today" captures the current state of affairs in the field of anti-crime policy, with the aim of systematically examining and understanding developments in key ideological standards of anti-crime policy and the policies for addressing crime in an era of transition towards the digital-robotic society.

The book is structured into two main sections: the first one concerns a general analysis of the issues raised for Anti-Crime Policy, its relationship with criminological theory and its scientific and ideological orientations, the analysis of basic policy standards and their relationship with social problems, street crime, crimes of the powerful, globalization.

The second part focuses on a targeted approach to issues that have priority in their treatment today, namely, on the one hand, organized crime and, on the other hand, economic crime and corruption, as specific manifestations of state corporate crime. These are fields of anti-crime policy that have a predominant international and transnational character. They also refer to issues of illegality that traditional criminal and criminological prevailing theory had "downgraded" for years.

The book concludes with tables and published data on cases that are exemplary cases of what is examined in its chapters, while it is accompanied by a detailed alphabetical index.