Margaret sankey (89 resultados)

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Hardback. Condición: Good. Analyses the ways in which violent non-state actors find money for their operations, from controlling a valuable commodity to harnessing the grievances of a networked diaspora, and it looks at the channels through which they can flip the positives of globalization into flat, fast, and frictionless movement of people, funds, and materials.…

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Hardback. Condición: Good. Analyses the ways in which violent non-state actors find money for their operations, from controlling a valuable commodity to harnessing the grievances of a networked diaspora, and it looks at the channels through which they can flip the positives of globalization into flat, fast, and frictionless movement of people, funds, and materials.…

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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 189 pages. Books listed here are not stored at the shop. Please contact us if you want to pick up a book from Newtown. Size: Size E: 7"-8" Tall (177-203mm).

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A study of how violent non-state actors use illicit finance, organized crime, and global networks to sustain modern conflict.It is convenient to think that bad guys are drumming up money for their activities far away and in shady back alleys, but the violent non-state actors (VNSAs) of the world are hiding in plain sight. They peddle knockoff sneakers, pass the hat at ethnic festivals, take a cut of untaxed booze sales, swindle senior citizens with bogus phone calls about needing bail in Mexico, and run money through mainstream banks to buy up rental properties (just to name a few). On a grand scale, their behavior erodes rule of law, creates moral injuries from corruption, and emboldens bad actors to steal and back violent tactics with impunity.Blood Money analyzes the ways in which VNSAs find money for their operations and sustainment, from controlling a valuable commodity to harnessing the grievances of a networked diaspora, and it looks at the channels through which they can flip the positives of globalization into flat, fast, and frictionless movement of people, funds, and materials needed to terrorize and coerce their opponents. Author Margaret Sankey highlights the mundane and everyday nature of these tactics, occurring under our noses online, in legitimate marketplaces, and with the aegis of intelligence services and national governments.While reforms attempt to curtail these options, their utility and efficacy as tools of finance have proved inadequate for sovereign states. VNSAs' defiance of rules and their capable adaptation and innovation make them extremely difficult to pin down or prosecute.Many security publications stress legislation and enforcement or frame illicit finance as a military or police problem. With Blood Money, Sankey points out the many ways VNSAs evade law enforcement, and she offers options for involving consumers and activists in exercising agency and choices in how they apply their money and where it goes. Blood Money also provides context for whole-of-government approaches to attacking underlying supports for illicit financing channels. How these groups finance themselves is key to understanding how they function and what actions might be taken to derail their plans or dismantle their structure. Analyses the ways in which violent non-state actors find money for their operations, from controlling a valuable commodity to harnessing the grievances of a networked diaspora, and it looks at the channels through which they can flip the positives of globalization into flat, fast, and frictionless movement of people, funds, and materials. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 440 pages. 9.00x6.00x1.18 inches. In Stock.

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Hardback. Condición: New. It is?convenient?to think that bad guys are drumming up money for their activities far away and in shady back alleys, but the violent non-state actors (VNSAs) of the world are?hiding in plain sight. They peddle?knockoff sneakers, pass the hat at ethnic festivals, take?a cut of untaxed booze sales,?swindle?senior citizens with bogus phone calls about needing bail in Mexico,?and run money through mainstream banks?to buy?up rental properties (just to name a few). On a grand scale, their behavior erodes rule of law, creates moral injuries from corruption,?and emboldens bad actors to steal and back violent tactics with impunity.?Blood Money?analyzes?the ways in which VNSAs find money for their operations and sustainment, from controlling a valuable commodity to harnessing the grievances of a networked diaspora, and?it looks at?the channels through which they can flip the positives of globalization into flat, fast, and?frictionless?movement of people, funds,?and materials needed to terrorize and coerce their opponents.?Author?Margaret Sankey highlights?the mundane and everyday nature of these tactics, occurring under our noses online, in legitimate marketplaces,?and with the aegis of intelligence services and national governments.?? While reforms attempt to curtail these options, their utility and?efficacy?as tools of finance?have proved?inadequate?for?sovereign?states.? VNSAs'?defiance of rules?and their capable adaptation and innovation?make them extremely difficult to pin down or prosecute. Many?security publications stress legislation and enforcement or frame illicit finance as a military or police problem. With?Blood Money,?Sankey points?out?the?many?ways VNSAs evade law?enforcement,?and?she?offers options for involving consumers and activists in exercising agency and choices?in how they apply their money and where it goes.?Blood Money?also?provides?context for whole-of-government approaches to attacking underlying supports for illicit financing channels.?How these groups finance themselves is key to understanding how they function and what actions might be taken to?derail their plans or dismantle their structure.…

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Oct 24, 1991. Condición: Used: Good. Images et signes de Michel Tournier | Arlette Bouloumié et Maurice de Gandillac (dir.) - Collectif | Gallimard, NRF, 1991, actes du colloque du Centre Culturel International de Cerisy-la-Salle en août 1990, in-12 broché de 397 pages. Couverture légèrement passée aux bords et coins modestement frottés. Dos solide, frottements en tête et en pied, arêtes frottées. Intérieur frais, exempt d'annotations et de soulignages. [T53].…

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Oct 24, 1991. Condición: D'occasion - État correct. Gallimard / nrf, 1991. Couverture frottée en bordure, livre se tient bien cependant. Envoi rapide et soigné.

Broché. Condición: Etat satisfaisant. in-8 Description :Dos frotté Langue : Français Nb de volumes : 1.

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