On the Question of the Origins of International Organized Crime. Problems of Countering

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Abstract

In this study we will look at organized international crime from the economic perspective. The various origins of international organized crime and the problems of countering them, including the most dangerous criminal activities of domestic transnational criminal groups.

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Mukhamed M. Osmanov

Krasnodar University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia

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Email: Mukhamed.Osmanov.85@bk.ru

Police Lieutenant Colonel, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Organization of Law Enforcement Activities, North Caucasus Institute for Advanced Studies (branch)

Russian Federation, Nalchik, KBR

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