Publikationen von Annette Hübschle

The Social Economy of Rhino Poaching: Of Economic Freedom Fighters, Professional Hunters and Marginalized Local People. In: Current Sociology 65(3), 2017, 427–447.

Fluid Interfaces between Flows of Rhino Horn. In: Global Crime 18(3), 2017, 198–217.

Security Coordination in an Illegal Market: The Transnational Trade in Rhinoceros Horn. In: Politikon 43(2), 2016, 193–214.

Economic Sociology and Opportunities for Organized Crime Research. In: Economic Sociology: The European Electronic Newsletter 16(3), 2015, 38–41.

Of Bogus Hunters, Queenpins and Mules: The Varied Roles of Women in Transnational Organized Crime in Southern Africa. In: Trends in Organized Crime 17(1-2), 2014, 31–51.

Not Just the Usual Suspects. In: Insight Namibia, 8, 2012, 28–29.

Organised Crime and Law Enforcement in Southern Africa: The Challenges Confronting Research. In: SADC Law Journal 2(2), 2012, 319–334.

A Game of Horns: Transnational Flows of Rhino Horn. Doktorarbeit, University of Cologne. Studies on the Social and Political Constitution of the Economy. IMPRS-SPCE, Cologne 2016.

The Groenewald Criminal Network: Background, Legislative Loopholes and Recommendations. The Global Observatory of Transnational Criminal Networks - Research Paper 11. Bogotá: Vortex Foundation, 2017.

Organised Environmental Crime. South African Crime Quarterly. 2017.

Töten für den Lifestyle. In: www.mpg.de, 23. Februar 2017.

Contested Illegality: Processing the Trade Prohibition of Rhino Horn. In: Jens Beckert, Matías Dewey (Hrsg.), The Architecture of Illegal Markets: Towards an Economic Sociology of Illegality in the Economy. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017, 177–197.

Töten für den Lifestyle. In: MPI for the Study of Societies, Max Planck Society (Hrsg.), MPIfG Jahrbuch 2015–2016. Köln: Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, 2015, 25–27.

Organized Environmental Crimes: Trends, Theory, Impact and Responses. In: South African Crime Quarterly, 60, 2017, 3–7.

Wildlife Crime: Why Do Local Communities Poach?. In: Analyzing Organized Crime Blog, 2016.

Interview with Major General Johan Jooste (Retired), South African National Parks, Head of Special Projects. In: South African Crime Quarterly, 60, 2017, 61–68.

Vertrauen, Sicherheit, Kreativität: Soziologische Forschung auf illegalen Märkten: Interview Ursula Trappe / Annette Hübschle, Nina Engwicht, Matías Dewey. In: MPI for the Study of Societies, Max Planck Society (Hrsg.), Gesellschaftsforschung, 2, 2013, 16–20.

The Black Market as a Gray Zone. In: MaxPlanckResearch, 1, 2015, 70–76.

Grauzone Schwarzmarkt. In: MaxPlanckForschung, 4, 2014, 70–76.