Globalisation and crime

👤 Castells (1998): identifies a global criminal economy worth trillions, involving drugs, arms, and human trafficking.
- Estimates are difficult to verify.
👤 Bauman (2000): late modernity creates uncertainty, encouraging both organised and opportunistic crime.
- Globalisation can also enhance international cooperation to fight crime.

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