The US says nearly 40 countries have already offered to help fight the transnational jihadi movement.
Concerns about Itic recently prompted the World Bank to pull out of a tax conference that was funded by several of its transnational tobacco company supporters.
People must get democratic control over financial institutions, transnational corporations and their lobbies.
He said the exchange of intelligence was important in combating transnational crime.
The private sector is highly unregulated in many poor countries and transnational companies are exploiting emerging global markets, allowing the rapid spread of cheap, highly processed and unhealthy food, as well as tobacco.
These transnational networks have been really dynamic in the last few years on a whole range of subjects, so there are definitely positive signs ahead".
Rhinos are believed to be extinct in Mozambique, but hunters from the country are often armed by transnational crime syndicates to kill rhinos and elephants across the border in South Africa.
Berlin has made transnational cooperation its trademark.
A transnational agency, Eurostat, oversees European economic statistics (although that did not prevent Greece from fudging its budget numbers before the euro crisis).
Massimiliano Gioni, a curator based in Milan and New York, who is overseeing the Gwangju biennial, which opens in South Korea in September, recalls that the avant-garde was "built on a transnational community of kindred spirits," adding, "sometimes I long for that".
In the Middle East, local rulers are patrons of Art Dubai and Abu Dhabi Art.Art fairs accelerate the transnational exposure of artists and Art Basel is the unrivalled leader in this, partly because it has always defined itself as international.
