Title: The Global Nature of Crime
Product review: In Illicit Trafficking, authors Jess Maghan, Joseph D. Serio, and Robert J. Kelly have produced a well-researched resource on the ever-increasing problem of transnational crime. The authors do a credible job of addressing the various forms of international crime: drug trafficking, money laundering, weapon smuggling, trafficking in humans, the illicit trade in precious stones, art, and cultural objects, and the commercialization of human body parts. In addition, they provide a comprehensive list of resources for further research. This book could serve as an excellent text for an advanced course in transnational crime.
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