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Funny money May 3rd 2002 From The Economist Global Agenda Following the September 11th terrorist attacks, governments accelerated measures to deter economic crime, particularly money laundering. However, businesses and individuals are
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Monday, 21 February 2005 CORRUPTION : AN EVIL EYE OPENS UP AGAIN by Miren Gutirrez* ROME (IPS) - The departure of a Panamanian attorney-general has led to the review of a massive international money laundering case. Operation Malocc
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SOC 3290 Deviance Overheads Lecture 27: Organized Crime: Today we will review two interrelated topics: (1) The changing nature of fraud in Canada; (2) Organized crime and money laundering (1) The Changing Nature of Fraud in Canada: * Fraud = "any att
FIGHTING CORRUPTION AND IMPROVING TRANSPARENCY Last year in Evian we committed ourselves to act together, and with developing country partners and the international community, to fight corruption and improve transparency. We will do still more to hel
1. ORGANIZED CRIME, GLOBALLY Galeotti says, _OC has a history dating back to the ancient world, a shadowy underside to modernisation & order. _When societies get organised, so do their criminals. _ 2. OC IS NOT A MODERN PHENOMENON Who started OC & wh
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Remittances from migrant workers in rich countries are increasingly important to developing economies POOR migrant workers earn little money and less respect. They fil
UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION AGAINST CORRUPTION PREAMBLE The States Parties to this Convention, Concerned about the seriousness of problems and threats posed by corruption to the stability and security of societies, undermining the institutions and valu
The Economist Getting gangsters out of drugs
April 2, 1988 SECTION: Leaders; Pg. 11 (U.K. Edition Pg. 9) Young men in the ghettoes and millionaires' daughters up at Oxford die horribly of it. Wherever it spreads, crime rates soar. Policemen are murd