World Atlas of Illicit Flows
Organized crime takes the lion’s share of USD31.5 billion in illicit flows in and around conflict areas A new report warns that the illegal...
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The Economics of Piracy in South East Asia
In 2010, the UN published a report, “The Globalisation of Crime” which stated that “Until .. the recent and dramatic increase of...
SE Asia Piracy: criminal networks, corporate collusion and corruption
Suspected phantom tankers in the Riau Islands at a ‘base’ with network connections, According to the latest International Maritime Bureau...
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Developments in Somali and South East Asian Piracy
By Lucia Bird and Karsten von Hoesslin Introduction The ‘eradication’ of Somali piracy in 2012 was heralded as a key success story for...
Lawless Ocean: transnational crime on the high seas
A new six-part National Geographic investigation, “Lawless Oceans” by Global Initiative member Karsten von Hoesslin, explores a range of...
‘Sweden must act now to stop online piracy’
According to the Swedish Patent and Registration Office, around 80 percent of the value of Swedish businesses is comprised of intangible assets. To...
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World Atlas of Illicit Flows
Organized crime takes the lion’s share of USD31.5 billion in illicit flows in and around conflict areas A new report warns that the illegal...
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Film piracy, organized crime and terrorism
This report presents the findings of research into the involvement of organized crime and terrorist groups in counterfeiting a wide range of...