描述
In a world increasingly threatened by the activities of violent nonstate actors, a robust understanding of their financing strategies is essential. This comprehensive analysis delves into the revenue sources that fuel these groups, examining everything from illicit markets to legitimate enterprises that they exploit. The authors draw on their expertise to outline how these actors generate funds and the financial tactics they employ to sustain their operations.
Furthermore, the work offers a critical perspective on the tools and methodologies that can be deployed to disrupt these funding streams. By shedding light on the intricate relationship between finance and violence, this book equips readers—whether policymakers, researchers, or students—with the knowledge necessary to counteract these pervasive threats effectively. Through detailed case studies and practical insights, it presents a thorough exploration of the financial ecosystems that support violent nonstate actors, emphasizing the urgent need for strategic intervention.
Furthermore, the work offers a critical perspective on the tools and methodologies that can be deployed to disrupt these funding streams. By shedding light on the intricate relationship between finance and violence, this book equips readers—whether policymakers, researchers, or students—with the knowledge necessary to counteract these pervasive threats effectively. Through detailed case studies and practical insights, it presents a thorough exploration of the financial ecosystems that support violent nonstate actors, emphasizing the urgent need for strategic intervention.
書籍詳情
格式
平裝書
頁數
386 頁
語言
英語
已出版
May 16, 2023
出版商
RAND Corporation
ISBN-10
1977410820
ISBN-13
9781977410825