Organized crime in Southern Africa

Globalization is associated with benefits and challenges in almost equal measure. It manifests itself in more opportunities for the movement of people, commodities, capital and ideas across the world. A common assumption is that this should result in easier and more frequent trade and investment, and enhanced integration of economies, cultures and policies. However, globalization impacts on people, commodities, capital and ideas operating in the same context as transnational organized crime. A decade ago Louise Shelley (1999) observed

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