This contribution examines the UN Convention against Transnational Organised Crime (UNTOC, Palermo Convention). Standing back from the treaty, it analyses how the converging concerns of European states with cross-border crime and US concerns about the post-Cold War threat posed by organized crime together with a willingness to adopt flexible solutions made agreement on such a broad programmatic instrument possible.
Organized Crime: The Road to the Palermo Convention
Serena Forlati
2021
Abstract
This contribution examines the UN Convention against Transnational Organised Crime (UNTOC, Palermo Convention). Standing back from the treaty, it analyses how the converging concerns of European states with cross-border crime and US concerns about the post-Cold War threat posed by organized crime together with a willingness to adopt flexible solutions made agreement on such a broad programmatic instrument possible.File in questo prodotto:
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