RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZED CRIME AND VIOLENT RADICALIZATION

Organized crime became a problem of international interest for law enforcement authorities and security field from the perspective of its transnational nature and the areas in which it can manifest itself: drug trafficking, arms trafficking, human beings or cultural relics. On the other hand, vio...

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Main Authors: Teodor FRUNZETI, Iulia-Mihaela DRĂGAN
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Academy of Romanian Scientists Publishing House 2025-07-01
Series:Annals: Series on Military Sciences
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Online Access:https://aos.ro/wp-content/anale/MTVol17Nr2Art.1.pdf
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description Organized crime became a problem of international interest for law enforcement authorities and security field from the perspective of its transnational nature and the areas in which it can manifest itself: drug trafficking, arms trafficking, human beings or cultural relics. On the other hand, violent radicalization is a phenomenon that security institutions are making efforts to combat considering the security risks generated by this manifestation: political violence or terrorism. The purpose of this research is to extract the similarities and differences between the two phenomena, using comparative analysis as a methodology. The research question targeted by this study refers to the identification of the relationship between the two phenomena, as well as the connecting elements.
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spelling doaj-art-30d9dce53e8f4ab79852be16cce77f052025-08-20T02:48:15ZengAcademy of Romanian Scientists Publishing HouseAnnals: Series on Military Sciences2066-70862025-07-0117231210.56082/annalsarscimilit.2025.2.3RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZED CRIME AND VIOLENT RADICALIZATIONTeodor FRUNZETI0Iulia-Mihaela DRĂGAN1Academy of Romanian Scientists”Carol I” National Defense University Doctoral SchoolOrganized crime became a problem of international interest for law enforcement authorities and security field from the perspective of its transnational nature and the areas in which it can manifest itself: drug trafficking, arms trafficking, human beings or cultural relics. On the other hand, violent radicalization is a phenomenon that security institutions are making efforts to combat considering the security risks generated by this manifestation: political violence or terrorism. The purpose of this research is to extract the similarities and differences between the two phenomena, using comparative analysis as a methodology. The research question targeted by this study refers to the identification of the relationship between the two phenomena, as well as the connecting elements.https://aos.ro/wp-content/anale/MTVol17Nr2Art.1.pdforganized crimeradicalizationpolitical violencesecurity risks
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZED CRIME AND VIOLENT RADICALIZATION
Annals: Series on Military Sciences
organized crime
radicalization
political violence
security risks
title RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZED CRIME AND VIOLENT RADICALIZATION
title_full RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZED CRIME AND VIOLENT RADICALIZATION
title_fullStr RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZED CRIME AND VIOLENT RADICALIZATION
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title_short RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZED CRIME AND VIOLENT RADICALIZATION
title_sort relationship between organized crime and violent radicalization
topic organized crime
radicalization
political violence
security risks
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