The New International Criminal Organizations (ICOs) Differ Sharply from Traditional

The new international criminal organizations (ICOs) differ sharply from traditional local and domestic crime groups

A) they are organized for and engage in large-scale criminal activity across international boundaries
B) they are organized around a more centralized leadership and rigid command structure that enables them to act and respond quickly as needed
C) they use bribery and corruption as an exclusive feature of their modus operandi
D) they emerge primarily in countries that have a nationalistic, revolutionary movement directed against the government