Globalization of Crime and the Need for New Policy Making by Police in the Fight against Transnational Crimes

The theory of globalization of criminal law in the world and consequently in Iran is a new theory whose challenges have not been studied. On the other hand, the study of the nature and criminological aspects of global crimes requires global thinking being run by police and transnational investigative approach, as the police of different countries need to obtain information and criminal statistics from each other's communities and cooperate in this field. Therefore, criminological findings should be accelerated with the help of international criminal justice to consciously deal with global crimes, i.e. the definition of a strategy based on the criminological studies of perpetrators and victims of transnational crimes.  This study has been done with the purpose "new policy making by police in the fight against transnational crimes."

Due to the nature of the subject, the present study has been done in terms of collecting information based upon the documentary method and by studying domestic laws, international documents and validated sources and the obtained information has been analyzed descriptively-analytically.

Due to the globalization of crimes and future challenges, staff architecture, organizational structure, planning, policy-making and culture of the police organization should be designed and implemented in a way that guide police officers constantly to the applied practice of the fight against transnational crime.