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Warfare and Extortion

Journal of Financial Crime, 1998
In recent years, particularly since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, there has been a noticeable increase in the quantity and types of arms for sale in the international market. A variety of organisations, other than nation states, throughout the world provides a ready and willing market for this commodity.
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Trust Extortion on the Internet

2012
Dangers exist on the Internet in the sense that there are attackers who try to break into our computers or who in other ways try to trick us when we engage in online activities. In order to steer away from such dangers people tend to look for signals of security and trustworthiness when navigating the Internet and accessing remote hosts.
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Extorted Life

2018
Today, extortion is the most feared and despised of criminal businesses in Central America, and one of the most common. Gangs are widely blamed as the central culprits of extortion, but, as this chapter argues, they are merely the most visible edge of a cannibalistic approach to survival that is tearing Central American societies apart.
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Extortion

2022
Paul H. Robinson, Sarah M. Robinson
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Does it matter who extorts? Extortion by competent and incompetent enforcers*

Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 2022
Ajit Mishra
exaly  

Extortion

2021
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The Extortion Relationship

2016
Systematic extortion involves a long term parasitic relationship between the criminal and the victim. Game theory analysis has provided insight into the choices of individual hypothetical criminal and victim pairs. In this paper we present an agent-based model so as to extend the analysis to the relationship between extorters and other potential ...
Elsenbroich, Corinna, Badham, J
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Use of kidnapping and extortion as a tool for financing terrorism: the case of the PKK

Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, 2021
Niyazi Ekici
exaly  

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