Consequences of Illicit Trade

• Utgivningsdatum: 2027-02-02
• Mått: 156 x 234 x undefined mm
• Format: Inbunden
• Språk: Engelska
• Antal sidor: 20
• Förlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• ISBN: 9781041200635

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Willem Geelhoed is Associate Professor of Criminal Law and Procedure at the University of Groningen. He is Grant Awarding Coordinator of the COST Action Globalization, Illicit Trade, Security and Sustainability (GLITSS), coordinator of the Groningen-based Illicit Trade Group, and ad hoc judge at the Arnhem-Leeuwarden Court of Appeal. His research focuses on the influence of EU law on criminal law and procedure, on international cooperation in criminal matters, as well as on organised and financial crimes. He has published extensively on topics such as prosecutorial discretion, the European Public Prosecutor's Office and the domestic implementation of EU legislation.Mara Clemente is an Auxiliary Professor of Sociology at the University of Évora and an Integrated Researcher at CICS.NOVA.UÉvora. She is Vice-chair of the COST Action Globalization, Illicit Trade, Security and Sustainability (GLITSS) and Coordinator of the Thematic Section Globalization, Politics and Citizenship of the Portuguese Sociological Association (APS). Her research interests include questions relating to gender, sexuality and different forms of mobility, including labor migration and issues related to refuge and human trafficking. She is the author of publications in journals such as Social and Legal Studies, Dialectical Anthropology, International Review of Sociology and Vibrant. Among the recent publications is the book, The Immobility Turn: Mobility, Migration and the COVID-19 Pandemic, co-authored with David Cairns, published by Bristol University Press in 2023.Mirela Imširović is a researcher and author in international relations, and the Director of the Institute for Strategic Analysis and International Cooperation (ISAIC). She serves on the Advisory Team of the Research Center on a Community with a Shared Future for Humanity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU). She is Science Communication Coordinators for the COST actions Globalization, Illicit Trade, Sustainability and Security (GLITSS) and the Impact of Climate Change on Mental Health in Europe (CliMent). She has contributed to the LEMON LMS for the Council of Europe and to projects on education for democracy and intercultural dialogue. Her research focuses on China-Southeast Europe relations, geopolitics, foreign policy and migration. She is the author of publications in journals such as Sino-Russian Coexistence in Serbia: Strategic Symmetry (2024) and Kashmir at the Nexus of Geopolitics: Reinterpreting Mackinder’s Heartland Theory in the Asian Security Dilemma (2026).Francesco Giumelli is Associate Professor of International Relations at the University of Groningen. He is Chair of the COST Action Globalization, Illicit Trade, Security and Sustainability (GLITSS) and Director of the Development, Security and Justice research theme at the University of Groningen. His research focuses on international sanctions, illicit trade, and the role of public and private actors in security governance. He is the author of International Sanctions (Il Mulino, 2023), The Success of Sanctions (Routledge, 2013), and Coercing, Constraining and Signalling (ECPR Press, 2011), and has published widely on sanctions, security governance, and international relations.

"This volume delivers what the study of illicit trade has long needed: a comprehensive, analytical treatment that refuses to let drugs, arms, looted antiquities, and counterfeit goods sit in separate silos. By looking at these diverse phenomena through the shared lenses of safety, security, and sustainability, this study builds a unified framework for analyzing the consequences of illicit trade – succeeding where fragmented, sector-specific approaches fall short. This is an important foundation for understanding illicit trade's costs to society."- Asif Efrat, Lauder School of Government"Ambitious in scope and with broad comparative reach, this impressive volume brings together a wide range of illicit trades too often studied in isolation. The volume's safety-security-sustainability framework tells us how harms extend from individuals and communities to states, markets, and ecosystems, while also showing how government efforts to suppress illicit trade can generate serious harms of their own."- Peter Andreas, Brown University, author of The Illicit Global Economy: What Everyone Needs to Know"A global assessment of illicit trade from leading experts, providing new insights into its diverse forms, including human trafficking, cultural objects, counterfeit goods, migrant smuggling, sanctions evasion, illicit financial flows, wildlife and wildlife products, drug trafficking, firearms trafficking, and cybercrime. The volume focuses on the consequences and harms of illicit trade on societies, and it should be required reading to appreciate the nature of these products, the illicit markets, and their many impacts."- Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University

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