Prisons and terrorism radicalization are closely connected. Discover some ways in which prisons matter during the radicalization process.

As borders have become more porous, criminal mobility has become more accessible, contributing to transnational crime. Let’s assess the push and pull factors contributing to Nigeria’s Black Axe migration to South Africa.

A recent article on innovative, yet failed, ways of trafficking drugs sheds light on operational methods of moving illicit goods.

Research has been conducted on international terrorism and e(motives) that drive them. Read student insights on existential motivations.

The ambiguity of numbers and statistics has the potential for misleading interpretations, as is evident in the case of seizing and interdicting drugs at and beyond U.S. borders. Why is measuring interdiction “success” politically tricky?

In the past decade, the Black Axe has become one of the most powerful and deadly criminal groups originating from Nigeria, with a presence throughout Africa, Europe, Asia, and North America - but how does the media represent the group?

Considering the different culture and religions in the world. Does the global community need an international standard to measure crime?

Do you believe that the ICC could serve as a deterrent to international terrorism? Discover reasons against this suggestion.

Why do you believe the United States has decided against submitting to the international criminal court’s jurisdiction? Learn more about the ICC and the need for collaboration.

How, if at all, do Transnational Organized Criminals affect the US criminal Justice System?