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Globalization and Organized Crime

The impact of globalization on organized crime refers to the ways in which increased interconnectedness and interdependence among countries facilitate the expansion, sophistication, and diversification of criminal networks, enabling them to exploit global markets, technologies, and communication systems for illicit activities. This phenomenon often results in the transnational movement of goods, people, and information, complicating law enforcement efforts and exacerbating social and economic issues worldwide.

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Globalization has significantly impacted organized crime by creating new opportunities for illegal activities that transcend national borders. Criminal organizations can exploit economic disparities, cultural exchanges, and technological advancements to enhance their operations. This interconnectedn...

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Key Terms

Globalization
The process of increased interconnectedness among countries, particularly in trade and culture.

Example: The rise of the internet has accelerated globalization.

Organized Crime
Criminal activities that are planned and carried out by structured groups.

Example: Mafia groups are a classic example of organized crime.

Transnational Crime
Criminal activities that cross national borders.

Example: Drug trafficking is a form of transnational crime.

Drug Trafficking
The illegal trade of drugs and controlled substances.

Example: Cartels are often involved in drug trafficking.

Human Trafficking
The illegal trade of humans for exploitation.

Example: Victims of human trafficking may be forced into labor or prostitution.

Cybercrime
Criminal activities conducted via the internet.

Example: Hacking into secure databases is a form of cybercrime.

Related Topics

Cybersecurity
The protection of computer systems from theft or damage.
advanced
International Law
The set of rules governing relations between countries.
intermediate
Economic Disparities
The unequal distribution of wealth and resources among individuals or groups.
intermediate

Key Concepts

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