Transnational Organized Crime Analysis: Terrorist Activities

This discussion post analyzes terrorist activities as a transnational crime, addressing its definition, true extent, and geographical occurrences. It identifies the offenders involved, explores legal and non-legal measures for reduction, and delves into the causes of terrorism. The post highlights the reasons for its transnational nature, emphasizing the involvement of networks and individuals operating across borders. It examines the impact of terrorist activities on various countries and the challenges in reducing its adverse effects on common people. The post also references academic sources to support its arguments, including discussions on border security, governmental responses, and public awareness.

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Table of Contents
Terrorist activities........................................................................................................................................2
The true extent of terrorist activities............................................................................................................2
Occurring of the terrorist activities..............................................................................................................2
Offenders involving in this crime................................................................................................................2
Legal measure for reducing this crime.........................................................................................................2
Non-legal measures for reducing this crime................................................................................................3
Causes of this crime....................................................................................................................................3
Reasons for existing as a transnational crime..............................................................................................3
References...................................................................................................................................................4

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Terrorist activities
Terrorist activity can be explained as the political cause that increases the threat of violence in
the whole world. The terrorist activity is a difficult quantifying object that has the tendency to
destroy the common people only for the shake of their demands (Yang & Jen, 2018). In recent
decades, the activities of terrorism have increased rapidly, and its effect is taken place in some
regions of the world.
The true extent of terrorist activities
According to the world global data of terrorist activities, the risks of terrorism is mainly to the
western countries. As per the data, the true extent of this activities constitutes about 1,300 cities
in the nation and in every city the terrorist aspect has been increasing day by day (Galović, Bezić
& Mišević, 2018). The extent of this terrorist activates are so long that the government of various
countries cannot cumulatively reduce its adverse impacts on common people.
Occurring of the terrorist activities
The terrorist activities has taken place in about 65 cities of the nation of which the western
countries such as Afghanistan, Libya, India, Iraq, Nigeria, Somalia, Pakistan and Belgium,
United States and France are the common countries which faces this activity tremendously in
comparison to their other countries (Friemert et al., 2017).
Offenders involving in this crime
The offenders mainly involved in this crime are the common people who engaged themselves in
the ISIS atrocities. For doing terrorism, the terrorist leaders often attract the common people to
join their group, and instead of that, they provide all sorts of facilities to their families (Yang &
Jen, 2018). Due to this, most of the innocent people becomes one of the offenders of this crime.
Legal measure for reducing this crime
The legal measures that have been used for reducing this crime are as follows:
 Improving the borders security forces so that no foreign people will enter easily in the
concerned country
 Both land and sea borders will be secured properly, so that no person can enter before
proper checking (Galović, Bezić & Mišević, 2018)

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 The government should prepare their workforce about the terrorist attacks
Non-legal measures for reducing this crime
Yes, the non-legal measures are that every people should be aware of the activities that occurs in
their surroundings so that they can reduce and stop the adverse effect of the terrorism (Mete,
2016).
Causes of this crime
The causes of these terrorist activities are as follows:
 Terrorist activities occurs due to the violent resistance of the state as well as the services
of the country (Friemert et al., 2017)
 Changes in political activities by the government also considered as a cause of this
criminal activity
 The changing governmental rules is also a reason for generating this criminal activity
 For reducing the governmental act, this activities are executed by the terrorists
Reasons for existing as a transnational crime
The terrorist activities are generally coordinated across the borders by involving networks as
well as a group of individuals that execute illegal business in more than an individual country
(Mete, 2016). In addition, the criminal activates involves many national borders and affect the
common people and country, and for this reason, it is demonstrated as a transnational crime.

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References
Friemert, B., Franke, A., Bieler, D., Achatz, A., Hinck, D., & Engelhardt, M. (2017). Treatment
strategies for mass casualty incidents and terrorist attacks in trauma and vascular surgery:
presentation of a treatment concept. Der Chirurg; Zeitschrift fur alle Gebiete der
operative Medizen, 88(10), 856-862.
Galović, T., Bezić, H., & Mišević, P., (2018). Terrorist activities and capital flows of developed
countries. Acta Oeconomica, 68(3), 337-352.
Mete, M., (2016). The Effects of Terrorist Activities on Development in the Southeastern Region
of Turkey-Theoretical and Empirical Application. International Journal of Economics
and Finance, 8(4), 229-245.
Yang, S. M., & Jen, I. C. (2018). An evaluation of displacement and diffusion effects on eco-
terrorist activities after police interventions. Journal of quantitative criminology, 34(4),
1103-1123.