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Preface by the Executive Director. Executive summary. Introduction. CHAPTER 1. The threat of transnational organized crime. CHAPTER 2. Trafficking in persons. 2.1. To Europe for sexual exploitation. CHAPTER 3. Smuggling of migrants. 3.1. From Latin America to North America. 3.2. From Africa to Europe. CHAPTER 4. Cocaine. 4.1. From the Andean Region to North America. 4.2. From the Andean Region to Europe. CHAPTER 5. Heroin. 5.1. From Afghanistan to the Russian Federation. 5.2. From Afghanistan to Europe. CHAPTER 6. Firearms. 6.1. From the United States to Mexico. 6.2. From Eastern Europe to the world. CHAPTER 7. Environmental resources. 7.1. Wildlife from Africa and South-East Asia to Asia. 7.2. Timber from South-East Asia to the European Union and Asia. CHAPTER 8. Counterfeit products. 8.1. Consumer goods from East Asia to Europe. 8.2. Medicines from South- and East Asia to South-East Asia and Africa. CHAPTER 9. Maritime piracy. 9.1. Maritime piracy off the coasts of the Horn of Africa. CHAPTER 10. Cybercrime. 10.1. Identity theft. 10.2. Child pornography. CHAPTER 11. Regions under stress: When TOC threatens governance and stability. The impact of the transnational cocaine market on stability. 11.1. The impact on the Andean Region. 11.2. The impact on West Africa. 11.3. The impact on Mesoamerica. The impact of the transnational heroin market on stability. 11.4. The impact on South-West and Central Asia. 11.5. The impact on South-East Europe. 11.6. The impact on South-East Asia. The impact of minerals smuggling on Central Africa. The impact of maritime piracy on the Horn of Africa. Conclusion. Endnotes.