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| Start Date and Time | Event Details |
| Monday, March 28, 2011 |
| 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM | Bad Company- The Organized Corruption Network
Crime pays, and criminals are actors on the world stage whose powerful (if often hidden) role in the modern world has yet fully to be understood. Criminals run globe-spanning businesses that supply narcotics, trafficked people, and illegal services. They arm insurgents and destabilize governments. They bypass national and international regulations on everything from financial transactions to environmental standards. Professor Mark Galeotti, CGA academic chair and an expert on transnational and organized crime, hosts a series of conversations with scholars and security analysts that illuminate the workings of the global underworld: what it does, how it does it, and what this means for us all.
The Organized Corruption Network: Money, Mafiya and Power in Modern Russia
Dr. Serguei Cheloukhine, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
While modern Russia has undergone political stabilization and a degree of economic recovery, it is at the same time thoroughly penetrated by organized crime. Furthermore, the multinational Russian ‘mafiya’ has become increasingly business-like and closely connected with the state. A former professor at the Rostov-on-Don Law School in Russia, and co-author of the new book Russian Organized Crime Networks and their International Trajectories, Dr. Cheloukhine will discuss this new phenomenon, of the symbiosis between business, crime and politics in Russia.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED |
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New York
University | Non-Credit Registration