The Economic, Financial & Social Impacts of Organised Crime in the EU
The aim of the study is to generate a best estimate for the economic, financial and social costs of organised crime in and against the EU and to inform an evidence-based understanding of the associated issues. As so much uncertainty and known intra-EU and inter-crime variation exist, the study refrains from trying to create an aggregate figure for the costs of organised crime and responses to it in the EU as a whole and, instead, where possible, produces estimates for selected offenses. The study underlines that measuring the costs of organised crime is still at an early stage of development and that there is a clear need for more cross-border data matching and investigation in order to improve the quality of the evidence basis for European law enforcement agencies and their effectiveness in fighting organised crime.
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Auteur externe
Michael Levi, Martin Innes, Peter Reuter and V. Rajeev Gundur
À propos de ce document
Type de publication
Domaine politique
Mot-clé
- action publique
- analyse de l'information
- construction européenne
- coopération judiciaire pénale (UE)
- coopération policière (UE)
- criminalité organisée
- documentation
- DROIT
- droit de l'Union européenne
- droit pénal
- fraude contre l'UE
- infraction
- justice
- lutte contre le crime
- organe de coopération judiciaire et policière (UE)
- QUESTIONS SOCIALES
- UNION EUROPÉENNE
- vie sociale
- ÉDUCATION ET COMMUNICATION