Serious and Organised Crime in a Poly-Criminal Age: Why Intergovernmental Law-Enforcement Cooperation is Struggling to Keep Pace

Key Points

• The central aim is to understand how serious and organised crime adapts to modern challenges, impacting intergovernmental law enforcement cooperation.
• Analyzed characteristics of serious and organised crime
• Examined technological influences on crime adaptation
• Evaluated intergovernmental cooperation strategies
• Identified that serious and organised crime is increasingly technology-driven and adaptable
• Findings reveal that traditional law enforcement mechanisms struggle to cope with the scale and speed of these crimes
• Highlighted the necessity for enhanced cooperation strategies and innovative responses among law enforcement agencies