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The Crime-Terror Nexus: Transformation, Alliance, Convergence | Wang | Asian Social Science

The Crime-Terror Nexus: Transformation, Alliance, Convergence

Peng Wang

Abstract


The crime-terror nexus includes two independent, but related, components. First, it incorporates the straightforward involvement in criminal activities by terrorists as a source of funding, and second, it refers to the linkages between organized criminal organizations and terrorist groups. Indeed, the criminal and political organizations appear to be learning from each other, adopting each other’s tactics and strategies and frequently partner with one another. The crime-terror nexus is directly challenging the security of U.S. and other nations, thus having an in-depth understanding of the crime-terror nexus is the first step toward problem solving.

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