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    The crime-terrorism nexus

    A criminal past is a common, yet often overlooked, characteristic of many European jihadists. This Brief examines the link between petty crime and terrorism, as well as the ways in which criminal experiences shape terrorist actions.

    Briefs
    12 April 2017 By: Florence Gaub, Julia Lisiecka
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    The economic impact of violence in LAC: implications for the EU

    Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) can be considered to be the most violent region in the world, particularly when measured by homicide levels. Given the high costs of violence in LAC, how can systematic assessments of the economic cost of violence enhance the scope for EU...

    Briefs
    24 May 2017 By: José Luengo-Cabrera
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    European Security: the new transnational risks

    Broad security has become a self-explanatory concept in these times of transition which affect every country with the end of the Cold War and the advent of 'cyberworld'. The multi-disciplinary approach to security is nothing new; its globalization is. The combination has...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 October 1997 By: Alessandro Politi
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    Competing for ransom: AQIM vs. Daesh

    Thanks to Daesh’s recent territorial gains in Libya, its rivalry with the al-Qaeda network has been taken to the next level. In their battle for supporters, fighters and funding, the jihadists are competing fiercely for the most lucrative ‘industry’ in the region: kidnapping-for...

    Alerts
    9 June 2016 By: Annelies Pauwels
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    Transatlantic drug trafficking – via Africa

    The growing consumer market for illicit substances in Europe also poses challenges for West Africa. This Alert shows how its optimal geographical location is turning it into a hotbed for smuggling networks operating out of Latin America.

    Alerts
    19 January 2016 By: José Luengo-Cabrera, Anouk Moser
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    EU home affairs diplomacy: why, what, where – and how

    Home affairs matters such as border control, crime-fighting and counter-terrorism are all increasingly subject to international rule-setting and cooperation. This Chaillot Paper explores the genesis of ‘home affairs diplomacy’ and how it has taken shape.

    Chaillot Papers
    7 September 2015 By: Hugo Brady, Roderick Parkes
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    Transit Niger: migrants, rebels and traffickers

    Niger is increasingly becoming a major hub for drugs and arms smuggling in the Sahel region, as well as for clandestine migration across the desert, into Libya, and eventually Europe. Can Niger block these irregular migration and smuggling routes – and if so, will it?

    Alerts
    26 June 2015 By: Cristina Barrios
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    Re-mapping the Sahel: transnational security challenges and international responses

    This report is based upon the research activities and seminars conducted by the EUISS within the framework of its Sahel Task Force between September 2013 and April 2014, focusing on the security situation in the Sahel region. It explores the link between security and development...

    Analysis
    24 June 2014 By: Cristina Barrios, Tobias Koepf
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    Maghreb : vaincre la peur de la démocratie

    Le Maghreb est confronté à des défis colossaux : pauvreté, terrorisme, migration, corruption, violation des droits de l’homme. Les réformes nécessaires pour résoudre ces problèmes exigent un engagement des États avec le soutien de leur société civile : elles échoueront si elles...

    Chaillot Papers
    2 April 2009 By: Luis Martinez
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    Regional cooperation in the Western Balkans

    Regional cooperation in the Western Balkans is an issue that has been much discussed. The countries of the region are today much more closely connected through various cooperation schemes than they were seven years ago. This is a success that should not be underestimated. Today...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 July 2007 By: Milica Delevic

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