The challenges of international knowledge-sharing by police organisations: Lessons from ten European case studies

Current restrictions aside, improved transportation, better IT systems, easing of travel restrictions across borders, greater world trade and the increasing size of vulnerable populations have led to greater opportunities for cross-border crimes.

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