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Currently, the drug industry is probably the largest and most profitable sector of international crime. The liberalization of cross-border-activities creates new opportunities for all kinds of illegal activities and actors, too. Law-enforcement agencies try to react with the creation of a whole set of regional, transnational and international cooperations. Acting at the execution-end of security-politics such co-operations can easily be overcharged. What kind of forms to combat organized crime could be successful in the future?
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Schuster, L. (2000). Reflexionen zu neuen grenzüberschreitender Kooperationen von Sicherheitsorganen: Die internationale Drogenbekämpfung. In: Schönenberg, R. (eds) Internationaler Drogenhandel und gesellschaftliche Transformation. DUV Sozialwissenschaft. Deutscher Universitätsverlag, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-90368-6_4
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