Final Contemporary Crime Quiz Flashcards
What is the meaning of global crime
Global crime refers to a crime committed in one part of the world while its effect is felt in another part of the world
What are some examples of global crime
Examples of global crime are: money laundering, smuggling of illegal immigrants, green crimes, cyber-crimes and international terrorism
What is the meaning of globalisation
Globalisation is the interconnectedness of the world through innovative technology and increased international trade
What does one mean by economic globalisation
Economic globalisation refers to the increase in movement of goods and services between countries and transnational corporations
What are the two main ways in which economic globalisation affects crime
The two ways in which economic globalisation affects crime are-
1) it widens the gap between the rich and the poor
2) it leads to an increase in financial crimes
What is the meaning of cultural globalisation
Cultural globalisation refers to the increase in communication between people and the intermixing of various cultures
What is the effect of cultural globalisation on crime
Cultural globalisation has led to an increase in cultural clashes in some cases, which in turn has led to increased activity in international terrorism. On the positive side, it has also led to codification of crimes by a lot of countries due to globally recognised rights
How has technological globalisation increased the scope Of crime
Technology globalisation has led to the internet being predominant in our transactions- this has allowed crimes to transcend physical boundaries