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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Transnational Crime"”.
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Transnational Crime in a Global Community: The Case of West Africa
… structure, and type of criminal enterprises crime groups are involved in are investigated. It is also uncovered if and how groups make use of corruption, the legit economy, and influence politicians. The environment in which transnational crime is able to thrive is also of great interest as …
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Transnational Crime Scenes and Travelling Detectives: Space and Movement in Crime Drama Series 2017-2023
… in the constructions of space and movement in transnational crime drama series between 2017 and 2023. Focused on the timeframe between Brexit and the Covid pandemic, it argues that a significant shift within the crime genre is well underway. Following European integration, the formerly national …
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Process and practicalities: mutual legal assistance and the investigation of transnational crime within the EU from a UK perspective, 1990-2004
… years some criminality has become increasingly transnational in character. In the absence of a universal criminal code (as opposed to specified international crimes), States apply municipal law to prosecute offences of a transnational nature relying on mutual legal assistanceto secure evidence …
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TRANSITIONING THAI SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES TO A UNIFIED COMMAND: A STUDY ON ENHANCING COUNTER-HYBRID WARFARE CAPABILITIES
… activities, coercion over water resources, and transnational crime network issues that conventional security instruments alone cannot adequately address. As the National Security Council identifies the Mekong River as an emerging regional hybrid threat, the current capabilities of Thai SOF …
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Ganging up on Jolly Roger in Asia : International cooperation and maritime piracy
… security threats such as terrorism and organized transnational crime gain greater prominence around the globe, the need for international cooperation against these non-state actors has consequently acquired greater urgency. Due to the cross-boundary nature of these activities, international …
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Reforming the United Nations Security Council: Making it more Democratic in the Post-Westphalian Legal Order
… peace and security, global terrorism, transnational crime and illegal stocks of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons. The Security Council has thus become the subject of both severe criticism and calls for its structural reform. A variety of reform proposals have been offered by …
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Strengthening the enforcement of policy to combat human trafficking: a network approach for improving collaboration
… slavery, now termed human trafficking, is a crime that has remerged in the modern day. It is a transnational crime through which a humans vulnerability is exploited through coercive means. In recent decades the issue has attracted policy and legislative attention from governments, however …
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The Political Economy of Transnational Drug Trafficking: Criminal Rackets and State-Making in Modern Mexico
… order. This ‘instrumentalisation’ of transnational criminal markets connects with and replicates little-studied Cold War security dynamics whereby the reach of the U.S. security apparatus (global policing, paramilitarism, counterinsurgency, dirty wars, etc.) was expanded by tapping …
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The exclusion of transnational crimes from the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court: a travaux préparatoires study
… much ink has been spilled over the four “core” crimes under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, the exclusion of other crimes of international concern has never been researched in-depth and comprehensively. The contribution of offences like piracy, terrorism, and drug …
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Drug Trafficking at Sea: A Practice- Based Analysis of International Law and the US Approach to High Seas Interdictions
… when they are interdicted on the high seas. Transnational organized crime groups also adopt new and more sophisticated methods for drug smuggling, such as the use of self-propelled semisubmersible craft [‘narco-submarines’], intentionally flagging vessels to State’s with open registers, or …
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An analysis of the competing factors within an extradition decision.
… are affected by various types and forms of transnational crime - including terrorism, cybercrime, financial crime, murder, illegal drugs, and human trafficking - one response has been a greater emphasis upon and employment of extradition agreements. These agreements are intended to make the …