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860061
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Schultze-Kraft, Markus
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Crimilegal orders, governance and armed conflict /\ Markus Schultze-Kraft.
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| Publication Statement
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Cham, Switzerland :: Palgrave Macmillan,, [2019]
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Palgrave pivot
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1 online resource (xix, 201 pages) :: illustrations
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3030034429
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: 9783030034429
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9783030034412
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 171-199) and index.
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| Contents
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Crimilegal order : what's behind a term? -- Mobbed-up, corrupt, or crimilegal orders? -- Instances of crimilegality in Colombia and Nigeria -- Governance and violence in crimilegal orders -- Overcoming armed conflict in crimilegal orders -- By way of conclusion : taking the research on crimilegality forward.
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Intro; Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations and Acronyms; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1 Introduction; Abstract; 1.1 Conceptual Map; 1.2 Case Selection; 1.3 Structure of the Book; References; Chapter 2 Crimilegal Order: What's Behind a Term?; Abstract; 2.1 Legality and (Legitimate) Political Order: Weber, Fukuyama and North et al.; 2.1.1 Does Legitimacy Flow from Legality Only?; 2.2 Pluralities of Law and Legality; 2.3 Crimilegal Order: Neopatrimonial, Fragile or Hybrid?; 2.4 The Crimilegal Order: Piecing the Puzzle Together; References
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5.2 Instances of Non-violent Crimilegal Governance5.2.1 Non-violent Crimilegal Governance I: Land Grabbing in Vichada Department (Colombia); 5.2.2 Non-violent Crimilegal Governance II: Fuel Subsidy Scamming (Nigeria); 5.3 Oligopolies of Violence and Crimilegal Governance; 5.3.1 State-Sponsored Protection Rackets; 5.3.2 Oligopolies of Violence and Political Settlements in Hybrid Political Orders; 5.4 Instances of Violent Crimilegal Governance; 5.4.1 Violent Crimilegal Governance I: Land Grabbing at Gunpoint in Colombia
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5.4.2 Violent Crimilegal Governance II: Crude Oil Theft in NigeriaReferences; Chapter 6 Overcoming Armed Conflict in Crimilegal Orders; Abstract; 6.1 Organised Crime and Peace Operations; 6.2 Ending Armed Conflict in Colombia; 6.2.1 Why Did the Santos Administration and FARC Choose to Negotiate?; 6.2.2 Peacemaking in Colombia as an Instance of the Transformation of a Crimilegal Order?; 6.3 Suspending the Oil Wars in the Niger Delta; 6.4 What Do the Colombian Peace Process and the Nigerian Amnesty Tell Us About Overcoming Armed Conflict in Crimilegal Orders?; References
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Chapter 3 Mobbed-Up, Corrupt or Crimilegal Orders?Abstract; 3.1 Making Sense of Organised Crime?; 3.1.1 Organised Crime and Corruption in Hybrid Political Orders; 3.2 Crimilegal Not Mobbed-Up or Corrupt Political Orders; References; Chapter 4 Instances of Crimilegality in Colombia and Nigeria; Abstract; 4.1 Violent and Non-violent Land Grabbing in Colombia; 4.2 Industrial-Scale Theft of Crude Oil in Nigeria; 4.3 Nigerian Fuel Subsidy Scams; 4.4 Summary; References; Chapter 5 Governance and Violence in Crimilegal Orders; Abstract; 5.1 Excursus on Governance
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Chapter 7 By Way of Conclusion: Taking the Research on Crimilegality ForwardAbstract; 7.1 Conceptual-Theoretical Development; 7.2 Empirical Application and Testing of the Concept; Bibliography; Index
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Organized crime-- Colombia.
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Organized crime-- Nigeria.
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Organized crime.
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Political corruption-- Colombia.
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Political corruption-- Nigeria.
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Political corruption.
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Organized crime.
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Political corruption.
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Colombia.
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Nigeria.
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| Dewey Classification
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353.4/6
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JF1081.S34 2019
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