PPT-Transnational Crime & Globalization

5 Main Categories What is it Organized Crime Counterfeit Goods Environmental Crime Human Trafficking Smuggling of Migrants Categories not mutually exclusive Organized Crime 2 Kinds 1 Crime groups. In many parts of the world international regional and national law enforcement authorities have uncovered intricate links between this crime and other serious offences including illicit drugs money laundering and corruption Some estimates put the co 1 2 Hegemonic Masculinity and Globalization: ‘Transnational Business Masculinities’ and BeyondThis paper presents an exploration of how the concept of ‘hegemonic masculinity’, foun a financial a a UNITED NATIONS OFFICE ON DRUGS AND CRIMECombating Transnational Organized Crime Committed at Sea Issue Paper NITED N ATIONS New York, 2013 . NOIR. :. Crime Fiction and . the . Representation . of . Borders and . Bodies. Borders in Globalization Conference. Carleton University. Ottawa, Canada. September 25, 2014. Its goal is “to . generate theoretical and practical methods for analyzing the ways in which borders are negotiated” in cultural productions like literature and film . Kupchan. (2012). Globalization and US & EU public’s discontent. Partisan & ideological confrontation. Systemic nature of the nation’s dysfunction: congress standoff. Income inequality & jobless recovery. Lee Dowie, Project Manager. NPP Lead Partner Meeting. 18. th. – 19. th. September 2013. Scandic. Hotel, . Skellefteå. , Sweden. Project Aims. To implement transnational telemedicine solutions, at scale, across the Northern Periphery region by:. Facilitating Crime. How does globalization facilitate transnational crime?. Political. Deregulation. Financial markets.  money laundering. FDI. Hard to combat. Social. Brand name social status. One immediate response is to view this shift towards the transnational as encouraged by a wider dissatisfaction expressed by scholars working across the humanities (in particular sociology, postcolonial theory and cultural studies) with the paradigm of the national as a means of understanding production, consumption and representation of cultural identity (both individual and collective) in an increasingly interconnected, multicultural and polycentric world.. Lessons for the 21. st. Century. Conceptualizing the Problem at a Glance. This paper is systematically considering the concepts of globalization, transnational crime and sovereign security thinking, which are critical and complex interacting social issues modern societies are confronted with. In order to better understand the interacting processes of the issues, at least, a brief description of the issues under consideration are important so that you can have an idea how I am thinking about them.. John A. Sauceda, Ron Brooks, Patricia . Aguado. , Martha Guerrero, Manisha . Maskay. , Natalie A. Solomon-. Brimage. . University of California, San Francisco, University of California, Los Angeles, Chicago, Prism Health North Texas, & Health Resources and Service Administration . A Collective Manifesto. Developed at the Transnational Law Summit, 10-13 April 2018. . Presented by the KTLS18 Programme Committee.. Questions, so many questions.. Answers, so few.. Where to . begin. Those who celebrate the virtues of globalization uncritically see it as a marvelous contribution of Western civilization to the world.. Great developments like the Renaissance, the Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution in Europe led to massive increase in living standards in the West and now the great achievements of the West are spreading to the rest of the world.. Jochen Wambach. ECT*, Trento. STRONG-2020 Kick-off meeting . October. 23-25, 2019. ‘The strong interaction at the frontier of knowledge: fundamental research and applications’ . TA6-Transnational .