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Terrorist Routes in South Eastern Europe

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By Tatiana Busuncian

This chapter analyzes the relationship between terrorism and organized crime in Southeastern Europe. The author argues that transnational organized crime is a complex phenomenon in this region, one lnked with warlordism and terrorism. According to her, politics, crime and corruption have merged to form both a deeply criminalized political system and highly politicized criminal organizations.

From PfPC | by Super User | 30 Mar 2007

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