Criminal governance is defined as instances in which armed criminal groups set and enforce rules, provide security and other basic services – such as water, electricity, or internet access – in an urban area, which may be a part (or the whole) of an informal settlement or a neighborhood.
Experts speaking about criminal governance
Talks related to criminal governance
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Taking the measure of crime: The 2021 Global Organized Crime Index
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Expert networks addressing TOC
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Graphic narratives of organised crime, gender and power in Europe
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Development response to organized crime: Perspectives from the UK and the US
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The private sector and organized crime
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Breaking drug policy silos: Examples from France and Canada
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The politics of violence in Mexico and Central America
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Organized corruption: Manifestations, impact and remedies
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Organized crime in Latin America: What is new?
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Criminal gangs
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Organised crime in France
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Organized crime during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Los Plebes - Young people working for Mexican Cartels
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Partnerships for peace: Standing up against violence one destroyed weapon at a time
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Criminal networks
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Organized crime in Brazil
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Organized crime and urban violence
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Intelligence and its role on countering transnational organised crime
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Criminal dynamics, illicit markets and violence in Latin America
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Critical review of Mexico’s security policy
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Narco-terrorism in South Asia
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Governance and redistribution of criminal assets
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Organized crime - terrorism nexus
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Understanding biker crime: Perspectives from the Netherlands and Australia
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Nigerian organized crime
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The Stories Within: Encounters with South African prisons and its people
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Approaches to outlaw motorcycle gangs in the Netherlands and Australia
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Organized crime and drugs in the Netherlands
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Expanding beyond cocaine: Rising polycriminality along the ‘cocaine route’
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Strengthening resilience in the Western Balkans: Challenges and opportunities for civil society
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Developing a network disruption strategy
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Devolution, urban growth role and the surge of gangs in Kenya
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Criminal clans, families and structures
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Civil society engagement against transnational organized crime: An overview
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What’s the plan? Time for a global strategy against TOC
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The missing links: Explaining the absence of debate on transnational organized crime in India
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Conflict, illicit economies, and community resilience
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Contract killings and its impact in civil society: Avenues for monitoring and responding
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Criminal networks
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The intersection between illicit economies and instability in West Africa
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Criminal dynamics and exploitation of communities in Chiapas and Chihuahua, Mexico
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Transforming trauma as preventative strategy: Trauma-informed approaches to nurturing resilience against organised crime in at-risk youth
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Transnational organized criminal activities of Lebanese Hezbollah
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Organized crime in Africa
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Understanding organized crime: Definitions and governance
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Transnational organized crime
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