Globalisation and Crime - Types of Global Crime | A Level Sociology
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welcome to this cheah to you sociology topic video on globalization and crime focusing on types of global crime globalization describes the greater interconnectedness of nations in contemporary Society in other words the coming together of Nations to form a global society and while this has many benefits such as greater freedom of movement given us the ability to work
travel and be influenced by other nations and cultures it also has increased the volume and types of crime that we experience in contemporary Society in this video we're going to outline some of the ways in which globalization has led to a change in the types of crime that are committed globalization has changed
Society in many ways and some of the features of globalization have led to changes in the types of crime that are committed in the era of globalization we have witnessed increased travel in part due to decrease in air fars but also due to global tourism we've also had the growth of communications networks in particular
the internet which allows us to access all parts of the world almost instantly with globalization and and in particular the fall of Communism the spread of capitalist ideology has grown with the ability to purchase and sell Goods across the planet which in turn has led to the growth of transnational companies and also income
inequality there's also been a growth of international media and with this an accusation of cultural imperialism that has led to threats to National Security in part due to the increased freedom of movement all of these are connected much like society and have resulted in new forms of crime emerging some examples of the types of
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