Organised crime in the European Union
Briefing
06-09-2013
It is impossible to measure accurately the socio-economic cost of crime. However, the estimates available invariably quote very high figures, which lead to reflection in times of financial crisis and austerity. Numerous organised crime groups are active in the EU, often with cross-border reach and multi-ethnic composition. Some of them, having established a strong position in their countries of origin, go on to engage in illicit markets throughout the EU.
Briefing
À propos de ce document
Type de publication
Auteur
Domaine politique
Mot-clé
- blanchiment d'argent
- construction européenne
- coopération policière (UE)
- corruption
- criminalité organisée
- DROIT
- droit pénal
- délit environnemental
- faux monnayage
- FINANCES
- libre circulation des capitaux
- politique commerciale
- QUESTIONS SOCIALES
- trafic de stupéfiants
- trafic illicite
- traite des êtres humains
- UNION EUROPÉENNE
- vie sociale
- ÉCHANGES ÉCONOMIQUES ET COMMERCIAUX