Cross Boarder Crime and Terrorism Following the Cold War
It has been noted that transnational cross boarder crime, which also include terrorism, has increased since the Cold War ended. It has been argued that increased liberalism associated with globalization has been an influence. The writer looks at some of the reasons this increase has been observed and the degree to which liberalization of the global environment may be blamed. Six sources are cited in the bibliography of this three page paper.
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