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The Emergence of Organized Criminal Networks as Extralegal Authorities

Priscilla de Oliveira, Plamen Penev

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Priscilla de Oliveira, Plamen Penev

"The Emergence of Organized Criminal Networks as Extralegal Authorities"

Connections: The Quarterly Journal,

no. 4

(2011):

51-60.

http://dx.doi.org/10.11610/Connections.10.4.03

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Priscilla de Oliveira, Plamen Penev

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Volume: 10,

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