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Course description

The focus of this course is with the criminology of transnational organised crime, increasing numbers of international conventions to combat transnational crime, and domestic efforts in Australia to accede to and implement this body of law. The seminars, exercises and working-group sessions during the course invite students to critically reflect on the nature and limitations of international criminal law conventions, and understand the rationale of international, regional and domestic policies in this area.