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Illicit networks and national security in the age of globalization
Center for Technology and National Security Policy.
1 online resource (xxi, 275 pages) : illustrations.
Introduction / Michael Miklaucic and Jacqueline Brewer -- Deviant globilization / Nils Gilman, Jesse Goldhammer, and Steven Weber -- Lawlessness and disorder: an emerging paradigm for the 21st century / Phil Williams -- Can we estimate the global scale and impact of illicit trade? / Justin Picard -- The illicit supply chain / Duncan Deville -- Fixers, super fixers, and shadow facilitators: how networks connect / Douglas Farah -- The geography of badness: mapping the hubs of the illicit global economy / Patrick Radden Keefe -- Threat finance: a critical enabler for illicit networks / Danielle Camner Lindholm and Celina B. Realuyo -- Money laundering into real eEstate / Louise Shelley -- The criminal state / Michael Miklaucic and Moisés Naím -- How illicit networks impact sovereignty / John P. Sullivan -- Counterinsurgency, counternarcotics, and illicit economies in Afghanistan: lessons for state-building / Vanda Felbab-Brown -- Fighting networks with networks / David M. Luna -- The Department of Defense's role in combating yransnational organized crime / William F. Wechsler and Gary Barnabo -- Collaborating to combat illicit networks through interagency and international efforts / Celina B. Realuyo.
edited by Michael Miklaucic and Jacqueline Brewer ; with a foreword by Admiral James G. Starvridis, USN.
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