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Posts tagged "organized crime"

Tag: organized crime

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DARK INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: WHEN CRIME IS THE “DIME”

Criminal states have infused their national instruments of power with an ethos that more ...

By Paul Kan July 24, 2019

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ORGANIZED CRIME: NOT WHAT YOU SEE ON TV — A PODCAST

Clausewitz talkS about war being an extension of politics; for criminals, violence is … ...

By Paul Kan and Jacqueline E. Whitt February 23, 2018

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