Criminal Prosperity Drug Trafficking, Money Laundering and Financial Crisis after the Cold War

Author/creator Fabre, Guilhem Author
Format Electronic
Publication InfoPhiladelphia : Taylor & Francis Group
Description184 p. 00.850x00.550 in.
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Summary Annotation This study presents a new and heterodox interpretation of the post-cold war financial crisis by focusing on the unexplored dimension of illicit actors. Three case studies, which are confirmed in the conclusion by a short analysis of the Russian crisis of 1998, demonstrate how money laundering, with the complicity of some political parties eager to cover their electoral expenses, has distorted local financial intermediation by stimulating real estate and stock market bubbles. This new interpretation will be of interest to those concerned with international affairs, students of world politics and economics, and specialists in the third world.
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