The book "Crime and Technology" offers a comprehensive analysis of the complex relationship between crime, technology, and globalization. Edited by Ernesto U. Savona, it is based on the insights from an international conference that addressed the challenges and opportunities arising from the intersection of crime and technological developments. The author Guido Rossi discusses the role of communication technologies in transnational terrorism and highlights the paradoxical relationship between globalization and the fight against terrorism. The book examines the difficulties stemming from the fragmentation of international institutions and the weak enforcement of laws, and raises the question of a unified definition of terrorism as well as a common political strategy for combating it. It is an important work for professionals and students engaged with the legal, social, and political aspects of crime and technology.