Predictions on Combating International Organized Crime and More Specifically on Corruption in the Un Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime and in the Hellenic Legal Order. Evaluative Approach

Korontzis Tryfon

International Journal of Asian Social Science, 2013, vol. 3, issue 5, 1128-1151

Abstract: The combating of organized crime phenomenon, occupies modern societies with similar intensity that is occurred in response to phenomena such as terrorism, corruption and drug trafficking. This phenomenon today because of economy globalization and the growth of transnational flows in economic and social sectors has got international dimensions. The proliferation of international contacts because of distances overcoming due to technology has played a key role in the organized crime expansion in the international area, developing profitable activities. To its internationalization have contributed and the changes that have taken place in the political and economic field in the area of Eastern Europe in combination with the economic crisis that dominates in the world during the last years. As a result of economic, social and consequently of political progress are the criminal phenomenon relations to be expanded internationally as also to be expanded and to be grown the efforts on its combating internationally, resulting the greater penetration of international law in national legal orders.

Keywords: United nations (UN) convention; Transnational organized crime; European union (EU); Organized crime; Corruption; International law; Hellenic legal order law enforcement agencies (LEA); Criminality (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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