Global crime Flashcards

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What did the United Nations (1999) say about globalisation ?

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Globalisation has resulted in a massive growth of a variety of crimes

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What are the types of crime Globalisation helps induce ?

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Drug dealing
Weapons and people trafficking
Corruption
Violent crimes like terrorism
War crimes

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What is the basic principle of supply and demand in relation to the global criminal economy ?

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An example is drugs, where there is a high demand in the western world, and high supply in South America and the east

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What does Castells (2010) argue about global crime flow ?

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Globalisation involves the development of networks that cut across national boundaries, meaning that the notion of self-contained societies is outdated

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What does Newburn (2013) argue ?

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Globalisation can affect and often reduce the power of a nation/state and It provides opportunities for committing crime in new ways

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What else has globalisation brought with it ?

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An increase in insecurities surrounding the movement of people such as asylum seekers, economic migrants etc, which causes moral panic

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What does Neo-marxist Taylor (1997) say is the main driver for the globalisation of crime ?

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Capitalism, but particularly the ability to move finances around the world with little to no control

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What types of non conventional crime does globalisation facilitate ?

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Counterfeiting
Money laundering
IP theft
Piracy
Financial fraud
Bribery and corruption
Environmental/green crimes
Terrorism

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What do Rothe & Freidrichs (2015) say about crimes of globalisation ?

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The IMF and world bank impose neoliberal, pro-capitalist policies on less powerful nations which result in unemployment and other harmful effects

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What do Hobbs and Dunningham look at ?

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The way local crime is organised and how this is linked to economic changes created by globalisation

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What example did Hobbs and Dunningham give of Global structures ?

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Dave Peters, who started shipping and clubbing business in Spain and kept his contacts in his hometown to distribute stolen goods

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What does Misha Glenny (2008) say about the Mcmafia ?

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Glenny refers to organisations which emerged in the old Soviet block countries after the fall of communism as McMafia

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What are the Chechen mafia ​?

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The Chechen mafia were one such organisation who quickly spread their operations to non-Chechen groups and made global criminal links.

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Now what does the term Chechen mafia describe ?

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A brand of globalised and organised crime, that originated in Chechnya

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