This book seeks to establish a direct relationship between nation states and organized crime groups. It explores the idea that many States have been using criminal and terrorist organizations as a policy for national sovereignty issues, and as a tool to strengthen the nation's geopolitical position. This book brings together international relati
This book seeks to establish a direct relationship between nation states and organized crime groups. It explores the idea that many States have been using criminal and terrorist organizations as a policy for national sovereignty issues, and as a tool to strengthen the nation's geopolitical position. This book brings together international relati
De Leon Petta Gomes da Costa is a Professor of International Security in Rio Branco College, Brazil, specializing in Geopolitics, Organized Crime and non-conventional warfare. He was also a Visiting Researcher at Virginia Commonwealth University, USA and Honorary Researcher at Hong Kong University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Geopolitics and organized crime: Delimiting the geopolitical subject and its relation to organized crime 2. Filling vacuums: Bourdieu and Alinsky meet Ratzel and Kissinger 3. Cooperation between nation-states and organised crime 4. China and its invisible hand 5. Soviet Union and Russia: The use of underground forces 6. Conclusions and final considerations Bibliography
Introduction 1. Geopolitics and organized crime: Delimiting the geopolitical subject and its relation to organized crime 2. Filling vacuums: Bourdieu and Alinsky meet Ratzel and Kissinger 3. Cooperation between nation-states and organised crime 4. China and its invisible hand 5. Soviet Union and Russia: The use of underground forces 6. Conclusions and final considerations Bibliography
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