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Professor Jay Albanese discusses transnational crime and how it is changing. Transnational crime is a crime that occurs over two or more countries. Albanese describes the impact of technology, the future of transnational crime, and the research done in the field.
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Chapter 1: What Does Transnational Crime Entail?
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Chapter 2: What is the Value in Learning About Transnational Crime? How Can Students Benefit From Having an Understanding of Transnational Crime in Their Studies or a Future Career?
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Chapter 3: What Are Some of the Key Challenges That Law Enforcement Faces When Handling Transnational Crime?
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Chapter 4: How Has Technology Impacted Transnational Crime?
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Chapter 5: What Periods of History in the Development of Transnational Crime Fascinate You the Most, and Why?
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Chapter 6: What Are the Key Differences in the Development of Transnational Crime Across Different Cultures? Where Are the Key Areas of Convergence?
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Chapter 7: What Does the Future of Transnational Crime Hold?
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Chapter 8: Why Do You Think There Has Been a Growth in Research Focused on Transnational Crime in the Last Few Decades?
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Chapter 9: Can You Provide Any Examples of Key Research in the Field That Has Had a Direct Impact on Policy?
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Chapter 10: What First Inspired You to Start Academic Work in the Field of Transnational Crime?
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Chapter 11: How Do You Think About the Public Impact of Your Own Research, and How Do You Assess the Contribution of Transnational Crime Research to Society?
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