Yevgeny Streltsov

Streltsov graduated from the faculty of law at Odesa University, was a post graduate student of the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (1976–1980), where he received a PhD Degree in 1981, and became an associate professor in 1985. In 1989-92 he was a doctoral researcher at the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University receiving a doctorate degree in the science of law (1992) and title of a professor (1995). In 2007-09 Streltsov also was a doctoral researcher of the Ukrainian Academy of Theology, receiving a Doctor of Theology (2010). In 2010 he was admitted as Corresponding Member to the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine.^[1]

Streltsov is the author of some 300 scientific works devoted to general and specific problems of law, including 5 monographs, including his book Economic Crimes: Domestic and International Aspects (foreword by Prof. Jess Maghan).^{[citation needed]}

Streltsov is a founder and a leader of the scientific school (sector) Basic Institutions and Trends of the Development of Legislation in the Area of Criminal Law.^[2][3] He was a member of editorial boards for three Ukrainian and one foreign professional journals.^[4]

• Textbook on Criminal Law of Ukraine, 8th edition (editor-in-chief and co-author) that received a special permission by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine for studying at higher law educational institutions of Ukraine.
• Scientific and practical commentaries to the Criminal Code of Ukraine, 9th edition (editor-in-chief and co-author)
• Two scientific and practical commentaries to the Laws of Ukraine: On Principles of Prevention and Counteraction Corruption, On Advocacy, On Militia; etc. (co-editor-in-chief and co-author)
• Herald of the Southern Scientific Center of the National Academy of Legal Science of Ukraine, scientific journal (editor-in-chief)

• Fulbright Scholar in the USA (1998-1999).^[5]
• DAAD (German Department for International Exchanges) Scholar (2001).
• The Max-Planck Academic Community (Germany) Scholar (2005, 2009, 2013) ^[6]