Encyclopedia of Transnational Crime and Justice Julie Kurtz Guidelines for drawing family trees

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Encyclopedia of Transnational Crime and Justice Julie Kurtz Guidelines for drawing family treesTransnational crimes involve border crossings as an integral part of the criminal activity. They also include crimes that take place in one country with consequences that significantly affect other countries. Examples include human trafficking, smuggling (arms, drugs, currency), sex slavery, non domestic terrorism, and financial crimes. Transnational organized crime refers specifically to transnational crime carried out by organized crime syndicates.