A talk by Adriana Abdenur, Marcos Alan Ferreira, Concepción Anguita Olmedo, Mariano Bartolomé, Dr Andrea Oelsner and Carolina Sampó
Plataforma CIPÓ,
Universidade Federal da Paraiba,
Universidad Complutense de Madrid,
University of San Andrés and
Conicet, Argentina
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About this talk
Latin America has always been characterized by drug trafficking. Even though drug trafficking is still the most important manifestation of organized crime in the region, criminal organizations have expanded their business and moved overseas. This panel will discuss, on the one hand, how drug trafficking, particularly cocaine trafficking, has been changing adding new markets and routes to the traditional ones, and how criminal organizations have been exercising criminal governance in order to guarantee their domain on certain territories. On the other hand, we will discuss how other manifestations of organized crime such as human trafficking, illegal mining, environmental crimes and cybercrime has gained importance in our region.
Adriana Abdenur
PhD, Princeton University; Senior Policy Fellow, United Nations University Center for Policy Reserch
Marcos Alan Ferreira
Expert in Criminal Governance in Latin America
Dr Andrea Oelsner
Associate Professor and Director of IR and Political Science, University of San Andrés (Argentina)
Carolina Sampó
PhD in Social Sciences. Master s degree in International Studies. Bachelor in Political Sciences.