Traficul de fiinţe umane - activitate criminală “globală”
Human trafficking – “global” criminal activity
Author(s): Mihaela MereşiSubject(s): Social Sciences
Published by: Editura Lumen, Asociatia Lumen
Keywords: European Union; globalisation; organised crime; trafficking in human beings; corruption;
Summary/Abstract: The Globalization process has reached a wide range of domains in society, including the deviance and criminality. All the states in Europe and Eurasia contain political - criminal elements. In the case of nations having such powerful elements and with the help of political “partners”, the corruption invades the judicial and local- administrative institutions, creating a protected criminal system. Every day, the citizens are deprived of justice, undermining public trust with regard to the law and to the democratic government. The process of democratization can be stalled, or even reversed, if the links between politics, business, crime and corruption become dominant. In the worst case, the state can fail and be destroyed. Whilst trafficking of any form – drugs, illegal weapons, human beings or human organs – has a deep impact over the social and economical safety, the emergence of a complex entity, with both state and criminal connections, has the ability to undermine the legitimacy and the stability of a state - whether democratic or dictatorial.
Journal: Revista de Cercetare şi Intervenţie Socială
- Issue Year: 2007
- Issue No: 17
- Page Range: 38-52
- Page Count: 15
- Language: Romanian
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