A természet maffiája: A szervezett bűnözés megjelenése a védett állat- és növényfajok nemzetközi illegális kereskedelmében
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Synopsis
A védett állat- és növényfajok kereskedelme mára a világ egyik legjövedelmezőbb illegális üzletágává vált. Súlyát mégis gyakran alábecsülik, inkább ökológiai problémaként tekintenek rá, pedig hatásai – a gazdasági károktól a járványügyi fenyegetésekig – valójában a mindennapjainkat is elérték.
Jelen monográfia a bűnügyi tudományok eszköztárával bizonyítja, hogy a védett fajok illegális kereskedelme a modern szervezett bűnözés egyik legprofesszionálisabb ágazatának tekinthető. A szerző bemutatja, hogyan váltak a hagyományos bűnszervezetek olyan üzleti alapú hálózatokká, amelyek legális gazdasági szereplőket és vállalkozásokat használnak fedőtevékenységként az illegális áruk mozgatásához. Külön hangsúlyt kap a digitális tér szerepe: az online kereskedelem rugalmassága és anonimitása újszerű kihívást jelent a hatóságok számára a bűnszervezetek felderítése kapcsán. A szerző a hatékonyabb fellépés érdekében elengedhetetlennek látja a nemzetközi bűnügyi információcsere radikális megerősítését és a vállalatok ellátási láncainak szigorúbb ellenőrzését.
A kötet hiánypótló összegzés minden olyan szakember és döntéshozó számára, aki nem csupán érteni kívánja a modern bűnügyi hálózatok működését, hanem hatékony megoldásokat is keres korunk egyik rejtett, mégis kiemelten veszélyes illegális tevékenységével szembeni küzdelemhez.
Author Biographies
r. alezredes, tanszékvezető adjunktus
Rendészettudományi Kar Bűnügyi és Gazdaságvédelmi Tanszék
professor emeritus
professor emeritus
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