SOCTA / 2017 Crime in the age of technology / Europol

The SOCTA 2017 is the most comprehensive study of serious and organised crime in the EU ever undertaken. It is the outcome of a detailed analysis of the threat of serious and organised crime facing the EU providing information for practitioners, decision-makers and the wider public. As a threat asse...

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Corporate Author: Europol. Herausgebendes Organ (Issuing body)
Format: Electronic Book
Language:English
Published: [Luxembourg] [Publications Office] 2017
In: SOCTA European Union serious and organised crime threat assessment
Year: 2017
Online Access: Volltext (kostenfrei)
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Keywords:
Europäische Union
Europol
Organisiertes Verbrechen
Computerkriminalität
Drogenhandel
Terrorismus
Wirtschaft
EU office or agency
Fight against crime
EU police cooperation
information system
Organised Crime
Economics
Computer Crime
Fraud
Trafficking in human beings
illicit trade
Drug traffic
Terrorism
new technology
Europa
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Summary:The SOCTA 2017 is the most comprehensive study of serious and organised crime in the EU ever undertaken. It is the outcome of a detailed analysis of the threat of serious and organised crime facing the EU providing information for practitioners, decision-makers and the wider public. As a threat assessment, the SOCTA is a forwardlooking document that assesses shifts in the serious and organised crime landscape. The SOCTA 2017 sets out current and anticipated developments across the spectrum of serious and organised crime, identifies the key criminal groups and individuals active in criminal activities across the EU and describes the factors in the wider environment that shape serious and organised crime in the EU. The SOCTA 2017 also describes the dynamics that drive organised crime in the age of technology and reflects on how OCGs and individual criminal entrepreneurs seek to exploit the latest technological innovations.
Physical Description:1 Online-Ressource ([59] p.)
ISBN:978-92-95200-77-7
DOI:10.2813/114730
Access:Open Access