Crime and Global Justice examines crime as a global phenomenon and explores how international cooperation, law, and justice systems respond to criminal activities that cross national boundaries. The book discusses transnational organized crime, human trafficking, drug trafficking, cybercrime, corruption, terrorism, financial crime, and other forms of cross-border criminal activity. It examines the challenges that arise from differences between national legal systems and considers the roles of international organizations, law-enforcement agencies, courts, and governments in addressing these challenges. The book also explores issues of accountability, punishment, victim protection, human rights, and access to justice. It considers how globalization, technological development, economic integration, and increased international mobility create both new opportunities for criminal activity and new mechanisms for crime prevention.
