Globalisation

Question 1

What is globalisation

Answer 1

The growing interdependence of societies across the world

Question 2

What types of crimes are increasingly global and transnational

Answer 2

Corporate

Question 3

Corporate crime

Answer 3

Crimes committed by a company

Question 4

Example of corporate crime

Answer 4

A business entity having a separate legal personality

Question 5

What are corporate crimes

Answer 5

Increasingly global and transnational

Question 6

How are new types of crime being carried out

Answer 6

Through growing globalisation and global communications

Question 7

Disadvantage of globalisation of crime

Answer 7

Crimes committed in one country may have its perpetrators located in another country - mo cooperation between states

Question 8

Karofi and mwanza year

Answer 8

2006

Question 9

Korofi and mwanza

Answer 9

Global crimes include the international drug trade

Question 10

The international illegal drug trade

Who estimated it

Answer 10

United Nations

Question 11

The international illegal drug trade

How much was it estimated by

Answer 11

$321 billion

Question 12

The international illegal drug trade

What did it provide

Answer 12

Drugs that are available in local communities in the U.K.

Question 13

The international illegal drug trade

What addiction is responsible for acquisitive crime

Answer 13

Drug

Question 14

The international illegal drug trade

Acquisitive crime

Answer 14

Theft

Question 15

The international illegal drug trade

How suggested that half of all recorded crime in England and Wales was drug related

Answer 15

Audit commission

Question 16

The international illegal drug trade

Audit commission year

Answer 16

2002

Question 17

The international illegal drug trade

Audit commission

Answer 17

Half of all recorded crime in England and Wales was drug related

Question 18

Human trafficking

What is it

Answer 18

Illegal movement and smuggling of people for a variety of purposes

Question 19

Money laundering

What is it

Answer 19

Concerned with making money that has been obtained illegally

Question 20

Money laundering

How does it launder ‘dirty money’

Answer 20

Through modern communications technology

Question 21

Money laundering

What happens to dirty money

Answer 21

It is moved around the world electronically

Question 22

Money laundering

Why is it hard to track the money by law enforcement

Answer 22

As it is moved electronically it is difficult to track the sources of money

Question 23

Cybercrime

What is it

Answer 23

Criminal acts committed with the help of commutation and information technology predominantly the internet

Question 24

Cybercrime

How are they global

Answer 24

Many online frauds, illegal porn, hacking identity and networking have their offenders outside the uk

Question 25

Cybercrime Examples

Answer 25

Internet based frauds Child pornography Paedophilia Hacking identity

Question 26

Globalisation and crime Taylor

Answer 26

Links global crime to the way the capitalist system has developed

Question 27

Globalisation and crime Transnational corporations

Answer 27

Companies that operate across national borders

Question 28

Globalisation and crime Two important features

Answer 28

Rise of Transnational corporations Deregulation of financial and other markets

Question 29

Globalisation and crime Effects of tnc

Answer 29

Moving production to cheap labour areas has produced widespread exploitation

Question 30

Globalisation and crime What has tnc contributed to in the U.K.

Answer 30

Deindustrialisation

Question 31

Globalisation and crime Deindustrialisation

Answer 31

Manufacturing jobs have disappeared

Question 32

Globalisation and crime How has crime increased

Answer 32

With industrialisation people seek illegitimate ways of reaching success goals in society