Multinational crime: terrorism, espionage, drug and arms trafficking

By:

MARTIN John M

Contributor(s):

ROMANO Anne T (joint authors)

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Studies in crime, law and justice v. 9Publication details: Newbury Park, Calif: SAGE Publications, 1992Description: 161pISBN:

0803945981 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

MULTINATIONAL SYSTEMIC CRIME

Summary: This book considers multinational systemic crime - crimes by various kinds of organizations that operate across national boundaries and in two or more countries simultaneously. This concept refers to a variety of criminal behaviour systems including, but not limited to, the four crimes examined in this volume: terrorism, espionage, drug and arms trafficking. These offences carry strong connotations of evil, and yet outrage quickly becomes justification when, for example, espionage is carried out in the name of national security.

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This book considers multinational systemic crime - crimes by various kinds of organizations that operate across national boundaries and in two or more countries simultaneously. This concept refers to a variety of criminal behaviour systems including, but not limited to, the four crimes examined in this volume: terrorism, espionage, drug and arms trafficking. These offences carry strong connotations of evil, and yet outrage quickly becomes justification when, for example, espionage is carried out in the name of national security.

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