An International Security Series: Transnational Crimes
What you'll learn
- the difference between ordinary crimes & transnational organized crimes
- the different types of transnational crimes
- drug trafficking & prevention methods
- human smuggling vs human trafficking
- global arms trafficking
- extortion & protection rackets
- money laundering
- international fraud
- transnational environmental crime
- multinational corporate crime
- the Italian, Italian-American & Russian Mafias
- organized crime in Latin America
- organized crime in China
- organized crime in Japan
- organized crime in Nigeria
- EU anti-crime efforts
- IGOs assistance in fighting crime
- American organized crime & punishment
- financial attacks against organized crime
- fighting organized crime in Asia
- fighting organized crime in Australia & New Zealand
- shutting down the Italian mafia
Requirements
- No degrees are required - topics will be presented in a clear format and made easy to understand
- Access to internet
Description
Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about transnational organized crime and valuable analytical skills to boot!
This is Udemy’s most exhaustive course on transnational organized crime! This course is beneficial for people like law enforcement agents or intelligence specialists who are interested in this matter, students who seek careers related to this topic but have no previous knowledge, and many others!
With more than 3 hours of videos, 38 lectures, and 31 quizzes, this intensive course provides rare-to-find information about the most powerful criminal organizations in existence and their illegal activities. Not only that, but the most effective prevention strategies used against them are discussed. Such information is usually taught only in very expensive and specialized programs. But at SIA, everyone can join in!
This course will touch on a broad range of topics, including:
Transnational crimes
Transnational crimes vs. international crimes
Drug trafficking
Arms trafficking
Human trafficking
Money laundering
Italian Mafia
Yakuza
Drug cartels
How to prevent and control organized crime
Role of the European Union (EU)
Role of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
And much more!
This course will give you lifetime access to hours of videos, more than 35 lectures, and, of course, our ongoing monthly vlog discussing the most recent news about transnational crimes!
A 30-day money-back guarantee comes with this course. This means if you’re not satisfied, we will give you your money back! Have any questions? The international security experts at SIA are available 24/7. Just leave a comment in the “Questions and Answers” section, and someone will get back to you ASAP.
There’s no time like the present. So sign up now to learn about transnational organized crime to add to your knowledge and further your career in an electrifying way!
Who this course is for:
- law enforcement personnel
- intelligence analysts
- journalists, researchers & academics with an interest in this subject
- students who are seeking careers in any of the employment sectors listed above
- private citizens & retirees who want to educate themselves about this topic
Instructor
We are a team of global security experts who offer exclusive trainings to both students and corporations for a 360° preparation in all the most relevant security fields. Transnational Organized Crime, Terrorism & Counter-Terrorism, and Ethical Hacking are just a few of the courses SIA offers. Our courses are carefully researched and developed by International Security specialists, Cybersecurity experts and military veterans with assistance from e-learning specialists who are able to package the information offered in a thorough yet easily understood format that doesn’t require a university degree to process. At the same time, SIA courses provide an in-depth approach to their subjects, going beyond the random information you will find on public news media outlets. SIA courses are designed for students who are willing and able to challenge what they see and hear, in order to develop a deeper understanding of their subject.