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International and Transnational Crime and Justice 2nd Edition Table of contents:
Part I Overview: Transnational Crime
Part 1A Varieties of Transnational Crimes
1 Drug Trafficking
Introduction
Definition
Drug Supply
Complexities of International Drug Trafficking
Variety of Methods, Techniques, and Routes Used to Transport Drugs
Varied Routes
Varieties of Trafficking Organizations and Distribution Strategies
Global Strategies to Combat the Supply and Demand of Illegal Drugs
Summary
References
2 Understanding the Complexity of Trafficking in Human Beings
Introduction
Definition
Trends and Statistics
Factors that Contribute to Trafficking
Traffickers and their Organizations
Methods of Recruitment and Markets of Exploitation
Harm to Victims: Human Rights and Public Health Concerns
Ending Human Trafficking and Victimization
Summary and Conclusion
References
Websites
3 The Trafficking of Children in the USA
Introduction
Definitions, Trends, and Statistics
Who is Most at Risk of Being Trafficked?
Child Welfare-Involved Youth
Runaway and Homeless Youth
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Youth
Child Labor Trafficking
Impacts of Being Trafficked
Summary and Conclusion
References
Important Reading
4 Migrant Smuggling
Introduction
Assessing the Scale of the Phenomenon
The Market for Smuggling Services
The Structure of Human Smuggling
Conclusions
References
Websites
5 International Trafficking of Stolen Vehicles
Introduction
How is Trafficking in Stolen Cars Accomplished?
What Facilitates Trafficking in Stolen Cars?
How Organized is Vehicle Trafficking?
What is Being Done to Reduce the Problem?
Conclusions
References
6 Transnational Firearms Trafficking Guns for Crime and Conflict
Introduction
Guns for Crime
Guns for War
What is Firearms Trafficking?
Why Some Areas are Vulnerable to gun Trafficking
Further Reading
7 Trafficking Antiquities
Introduction
Measurement Problems
Provenance
How does the International Market in Illicit Antiquities Function?
The Legal and Policy Context: How the Problem is Addressed
International Treaties
Domestic Laws
Nonlegal Prevention Measures
Factors that Facilitate Antiquities Trafficking
Trade Culture
Limitation Periods
Corruption
Summary and Conclusions
References
8 The Illegal Cigarette Trade
Introduction
The Anatomy of the Illegal Cigarette Trade
Procurement Schemes
Bootlegging
Large-Scale Smuggling
Counterfeiting
Smuggling and Wholesale Distribution Schemes
Retail Distribution Schemes
Who is Involved in the Illegal Cigarette Trade?
Criminal Groups and Terrorist Groups
The Tobacco Industry
Countermeasures
Conclusions
References
Websites
9 Wildlife Trafficking The Problem, Patterns, and a Promising Path Toward Prevention
Introduction
Background
Discussion
Current Wildlife Trafficking Research Gaps
Recent Criminological Research on Wildlife Trafficking
A New Way Forward for Tackling Wildlife Trafficking
Conclusions
References
Websites
10 Cybercrime
The Development of Cybercrime
Conclusions
References
11 Crime and Online Anonymous Markets
Introduction
Definitions
The Tor Network
The Bitcoin Network
Online Anonymous Markets
Criminal Justice Approach to Online Anonymous Markets
Policing the Ecosystem
Pulling the Plug
Making it Personal
Measuring Intervention Effects
Conclusions
References
Websites
12 Cryptocurrencies and Money Laundering Opportunities
Introduction
Cryptocurrencies and Crime Opportunities
Review of Crypto Money Laundering Script
Crypto Money Laundering Case Analysis
Characteristic Features of Crypto Laundering Cases
The Darknet and Bitcoin Exchanges
Front Companies
Middleman Operations: Money Laundering Services
Hacking
Conclusions
References
13 Money Laundering
Introduction
Background
International Definition
US Definition
UK Definition
Discussion
Global Scope and the Stages of Money Laundering
Forfeiture in the USA
Confiscation in the UK
Conclusions
References
Websites
14 International Fraud
Introduction
How Significant A Problem Is Fraud?
Some Types of International Fraud
Fraudulent Investment Schemes
Bankruptcy and Other Credit Frauds
Conclusion
References
15 Ransom Kidnapping A Global Concern
Introduction
A Brief History of Kidnapping for Ransom
Background
Types
Patterns Associated with K&R
Responses
Summary of Highlights
References
16 Child Pornography
Overview of Child Pornography
What is Child Pornography?
Trends and Statistics
Profile of Users
Investigating and Controlling Child Pornography
Summary
References
Websites
17 Transnational Environmental Crime
Introduction
Background
Conceptualizing Transnational Environmental Crime and Harm
Different Types of Transnational Environmental Crime
Responding to Transnational Environmental Crime
Conclusion: The Importance of an Eco-Global Criminology
References
Websites
18 Multinational Corporate Criminal Negligence: A Case Study of the Bhopal Disaster, India
Introduction
Factors Causing Leakage of Gas
Magnitude of Calamity
Some Consequences
Environmental Harms
Legal Actions
Present Condition of the Site
Summary and Conclusions
References
19 Maritime Crimes An Overview
General Overview
The Maritime Transportation System
Legal Authority of Flag States
Maritime Law Enforcement
Maritime Crimes
Trafficking
Piracy and Armed Robbery
Building Law Enforcement Capacity of Port States
Conclusions
References
Websites
20 Worldwide Maritime Piracy and the Implications for Situational Crime Prevention
Introduction
Background
Limitations on the Definition of Piracy
Piracy-Prone Regions Worldwide
Economic Implications
Gaps, Inadequacies, and Current Antipiracy Efforts
An Emerging Approach to Controlling and Preventing Piracy
Conclusions
References
Websites
21 Poaching of Terrestrial Wild Animals and Plants
Introduction
The Diversity of Poaching
Why is Poaching Difficult to Study?
What are the Harms of Poaching?
Environmental and Economic
Political and Social
Why is Poaching Difficult to Reduce?
What has been Done?
How can Criminology Contribute to Preventing Poaching?
Conclusions
References
22 Illegal Commercial Fishing
Introduction
The Harms of Illegal Fishing
Economic
Social
Environmental
Which Commercial Species are Targeted?
Is Organized Crime Involved in Illegal Commercial Fishing?
What Facilitates Illegal Commercial Fishing?
Flags of Non-Compliance
Ports of Convenience
Transshipment at Sea
Corruption
Subsidies
What Measures have been Taken to Deal with Illegal Fishing?
Regulatory Measures
Trade-Related and Other Measures
Conclusions
References
23 Corruption
Introduction: A General Overview of the Topic
Background
Measuring Corruption
Discussion of Major Concepts
Criminalization, Investigation, Prosecution, Sanctions
Anti-Corruption Agencies
Structural Reform
Education, Integrity-Building Mobilization of the Public
The United Nations Convention Against Corruption
Summary of Highlights
References
Websites
24 Tourist and Visitor Crime
Tourists and Visitors
Public Opinion and Tourist-Related Crime
Theoretical Importance of Tourist-Related Crime
Types of Visitor Crime
Tourism, Visitor Crime, and Routine Activities
References
25 Terrorism
Defining Terrorism
The “Root Causes” of Terrorism
International and Domestic Terrorism
How Much Terrorism is There?
Preventing Terrorism
Collecting Intelligence
Summary and Conclusion
References
26 Political Assassinations A Global Perspective
Introduction
Assassination Background
Defining Assassination
Types of Assassinations
Literature Summary
Global Trends
Prevention Measures and Threat Assessment
Conclusions
References
Part IB Transnational Organized Crime
27 Transnational Organized Crime
What is Organized Crime?
Types of Activities of Organized Crime
Organizing to Commit Crimes
Scope of Organized Crime
Types of Organized Crime Groups
Responding to Transnational Organized Crime
The Scope and Future of Transnational Organized Crime
Conclusions
References
28 Transnational Crime Patterns and Trends
Introduction
What Crosses Borders?
The Directionality of Cross-Border Movement
Smuggling Schemes
The Geography of Transnational Crime
Transnational Criminal Structures
Trends Over Time
Conclusions
References
29 Transnational Organized Crime Networks
Introduction
How to Analyze Transnational Organized Crime Networks: Social Network Analysis
The Analysis of Organized Crime Networks
Mobility of Transnational Organized Crime
Organized Crime Networks and Illegal Markets
Conclusion
References
30 Italian Organized Crime
Introduction
The Military Mafia
Interpretations and Perspectives
Summary
References
31 Extortion and Organized Crime
Introduction
Market Opportunities
Organizational Structure of Criminal Groups
Operations at Local Level
The Victim/Offender Relationship
Systemic And Casual Extortion Racketeering: The European Case AND ITS EVOLUTION
Conclusions
References
32 Russian Organized Crime
Introduction
The History of Roc
Current Status of Roc
Prevalence
An Ineffective Fight Against Organized Crime
Current Issues
Criminalization of Governmental Bodies
Conclusion and Discussion
References
33 The Rise of Balkan Organized Crime
The EU Definition of Organized Crime
Key Activities and Operational Methods
From Peripheral Actors to Central Players
Transnational Smuggling
Trade in Arms
Drug Trafficking
Illegal Immigration and Human Trafficking
Organized Theft and Robberies
Vulnerability to Organized Crime
Criminal Structure AND MOBILITY
Conclusion
References
Websites
34 Organized Crime Groups in Asia Hong Kong and Japan
Overview
The Origins of Triads
The Operation of Triads Today
The Operation of Boryokudan Today
Conclusion
References
35 Drug Cartels Neither Holy, Nor Roman, Nor an Empire
Background
Colombia’s Cartels
Dynamics of Cartels
Mexican Cartels
Conclusion
References
36 Probing the “Nexus” between Organized Crime and Terrorism
Introduction
Criminal by Definition
How Important is the Nexus?
Bad Policy
Summary
References
Part IC Factors that Facilitate Transnational Crimes
37 The Globalization of Crime
Globalization of Crime: Forms and Methods
Political Transitions and Globalized Crime
Decline of Border Controls and Globalized Crime
Globalization of Crime Groups
Summary and Conclusion
References
Websites
38 Routine Activities and Transnational Crime
Overview
Sequences and Routines
Newer Historical Paths
Public and Private Access and Crime
Conclusion
References
39 Political Aspects of Violence A Criminological Analysis
A Brief Overview
From Political Violence to Terrorism
Summary
References
40 Migration, Crime, and Victimization
Migrants and Offending
Migrants and Victimization
Summary
References
41 Culture and Crime
Culture, Norms, and Transgressions
Cultural Construction of Crime
Ethnocentrism, Human Rights, and Cultural Defense
References
Part ID Transnational Justice Matters
42 Major Legal Systems of the World
Legal Systems and Legal Traditions
The Common Law Legal Tradition
The Civil Law Legal Tradition
The Islamic Legal Tradition
The Indigenous Legal Tradition
Mixtures of Legal Traditions
Summary
Further Reading
43 Punishment Philosophies and Practices around the World
Introduction
Defining Punishment
Philosophies of Punishment
The Functions of Punishment
Administration of Punishment
Types of Punishment
Matching Punishments to Crimes
References
44 Prisons around the World
Historical Overview of Prisons
Global Incarceration Numbers and Rates
Prison Governance
Prison Crowding
Summary
Acknowledgments
References
45 World Policing Models
Overview
Definitions
Alternative Police Systems
Recent Trends
Summary
References
46 Cross-border Policing
Introduction
The Nature of Cross-Border Policing
Overview of Border Policing In the USA and the European Union
US Border Policing
The European Union
Challenges and Criticisms of Cross-Border Policing
Summary
References
Websites
47 Cybercrime Laws and Investigations
Introduction
Conducting International Cybercrime Investigations
Main Challenges In International Cybercrime Investigations
Lack of or Inadequate National and International Laws
Slow Formal and Informal Information and Evidence Sharing Networks
Deficits in National Capacities
Concluding Remarks
References
Websites and Readings
48 The European Union and Cooperation in Criminal Matters
General Overview
Background
Forms of Police and Judicial Cooperation In The Eu
Conclusions
Recommended Reading
Websites
49 Extradition and Mutual Legal Assistance
Introduction
The Basis for Extradition and Mutual Legal Assistance
Extradition
Mutual Legal Assistance
Grounds for Refusal
The Mutual Legal Assistance Procedure
Recent Trends and Conclusions
References
50 International Cooperation to Combat Money Laundering
Money Laundering
Global Cooperative Efforts
United Nations
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF)
Enforcement
Conclusion
References
Websites
51 The Role of Major Intergovernmental Organizations and International Agencies in Combating Transna
Introduction
Agencies of the United Nations
UN Specialized Agencies
UN Funds and Programs
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
Regional Police Organizations
Interorganizational Partnerships Within The UN System and With Non-Un Organizations
Summary
References
52 Crime Prevention in International Context
Introduction
Current Status of Crime Prevention
New Challenges
Conclusion
References
Part II Overview: International Crime
PART IIA Core International Crimes (As Defined by the Rome Statute, 1998)
53 Genocide, War Crimes, and Crimes against Humanity
Introduction
War crimes
Crimes against Humanity
Genocide
Conclusion
References
54 History of Genocide
Introduction
Genocide: Historical Background
Earlier Genocides
Twentieth-Century Genocides
Contemporary Issues
Research and Advocacy Agenda
Conclusion
Further Reading
55 Understanding Culture and Conflict in Preventing Genocide
Introduction
Background: Culture, Genocide, and Genocide Prevention
Discrimination, Persecution, and the Genocidal Process
Discussion: Genocide Prevention and Upstreaming Prevention
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
56 War Crimes
Introduction
The Law of War: an Introductory Historical Overview
Ancient History
Eighteenth-and Nineteenth-Century Precursors
Birth of the Modern War Crimes Regime
The Nuremberg Trial
Cold War-Era Lawfare
The Post-Cold War Moment
The Challenge of 9/11 to the Laws of War
Major Concepts: Categories of War Crimes
Trends
Sexual Violence as a War Crime
Lawfare
Collateral Damage (Necessity, Proportionality, and Distinction)
Conclusions
References
57 Apartheid: A Crime against Humanity
Introduction
Historical Background
The Language of Apartheid
Apartheid’s Apparatuses
The Crime of Apartheid
Conclusion
References
Websites
58 The Crime of Aggression
Introduction
Defining The Crime of Aggression
Conclusions: A Compromise Based on Limited Jurisdiction
Further Reading
59 Crimes of the Powerful: A Global Perspective
Definition of Crime
Definition of Power
Types of Crimes of The Powerful
State Crimes
Corporate Crimes
State-Corporate Crimes
Crimes of Globalization
Summary
References
Websites
PART IIB International Crime and Justice for Women and Children
60 Women and International Criminal Justice
Introduction
Women as Offenders
Women as Victims of Violence
Culture-Specific Violence
Armed Conflict and Sexual Violence
Transnational Violence against Women
Treatment of Women in the Criminal Justice Systems
Women as Justice Professionals
Summary and Conclusion
Acknowledgment
References
61 Domestic Violence: A Global Concern
Introduction
Factors Contributing to Dv
Measurement of Domestic Violence
Laws Against Dv
Criminal Justice Responses To Dv: Policing and Prosecution
Global Response to Dv
Feminist Initiatives
Women Police Stations
Summary
References
62 Honor-Based Violence: A Review
Introduction
Nature and Prevalence of HBV
HBV Cases
Conceptualizing and Contextualizing HBV
Conclusion: Preventing HBV
References
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