Assessing transnational organized crime: results of a pilot survey of 40 selected organized criminal groups in 16 countries

Article Abstract:

A project report assessing transnational organized crime based on the results of a pilot survey of 40 selected organized criminal groups in 16 countries undertaken by the United Nations center for international crime prevention is presented. The objective of this report was to collect and present data on different criminal groups spread globally as well as to develop a method by which it can be analyzed and monitored to help policy makers and law enforcement officials working on the phenomenon of organized crime groups around the world.

United States, United Nations, Crime prevention, Mafia

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Terrorists and organized crime entrepreneurs in the "Triple Frontier" among Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay

Article Abstract:

A study on how the borderlines of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay make it possible for terrorists and criminals to collaborate, is presented.

Argentina, Brazil, Terrorist Control, Paraguay, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Terrorism

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Transnational organized crime in the West African region

Article Abstract:

A study on organized crime in West African regions is presented. International aspects of these crimes are also discussed.

Public affairs, Africa, Social aspects, International offenses

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