Crime, conflict, and regime transitions: Colombia, Nigeria, and Myanmar
Organized crime and illicit economies interact in complex ways with violent conflict, often fueling it. They also shape peace negotiations and post-conflict transition, deeply influencing post-conflict economic and political arrangements as well as regime transitions. Criminal and militant actors involved in illicit economies not only compete for economic spoils, they can also mobilize their access … Continue reading Crime, conflict, and regime transitions: Colombia, Nigeria, and Myanmar
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