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criminal nexus

The Crime-Conflict Nexus: Warlords and Pseudo-States
by SWJ Editors

Blog post | May 7, 2013 11:59 AM | Comments(1)

When a state is unable to maintain its monopoly on violence, power-vacuums inevitably arise.

The Inaugural European Serious and Organised Crime Conference 2013
by SWJ Editors

Blog post | March 24, 2013 11:05 PM | Comments(0)

Europe faces serious security challenges that continue to grow in scale and sophistication.

The Amenas Siege and the Growing Hostage Problem in Africa
by Matthew Hipple

Blog post | February 11, 2013 08:30 AM | Comments(2)

Algeria’s bloody siege of the Amenas facility was a necessary first shot in an oncoming regional problem, as groups both criminal and ideological groups seek sources of income...

War on Terror: Radicalization and Expansion of the Threats
by Alain Bauer

Journal Article | October 11, 2012 04:30 AM | Comments(5)

A warning and call to action from the French criminologist.

Cyber Threat Indications & Warning: Predict, Identify and Counter
by Scott Swanson, Craig Astrich and Michael Robinson

Journal Article | July 26, 2012 04:59 AM | Comments(4)

Considering an active cyber defense.

Criminalization of the Syrian Conflict
by Asher Berman

Journal Article | May 16, 2012 04:46 AM | Comments(0)

Criminalization is as much or more of a concern than radicalization in the Syrian conflict.