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Na Dang,Xiaowu Liu,Jiguo Yu,Xiaowei Zhangies. In addition, this chapter explores the issue of combating poverty and inequality. The chapter also addresses the issue of corruption and the need to reform various institutions (e.g., prisons). It also provides an examination of the prospects for demand reduction.

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History of Crime and Violence,izes violence as an important tool of the underworld to enforce contracts, eliminate rivals, communicate and, ultimately, to coerce others. The chapter highlights specific cases such as the history of prohibition, the Italian-American mafia, and other organized criminal groups, to demonstrate the us

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Fragile States, Corruption, and Crime, international system, the chapter illustrates the role of corruption, underdevelopment, and political/institutional weakness that enable global crime and violence. Some fragile states produce the goods and services (e.g., drugs) that are then marketed and ultimately sold to other countries. This me

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Trends in Drug Trafficking and Organized Crime,me in Colombia, which has played a crucial role in the drug trafficking supply-chain. Colombia also has been a critical ally of the United States in its war on drugs. The US government, for example, invested billions of dollars trying to increase security in this country and combat organized crime t