CRIME IN LATIN AMERICA: ECUADOR´S CRIME WAVE DEMANDS A MORE SOPHISTICATED RESPONSE / THE ECONOMIST

Crime in Latin America Ecuador’s crime wave demands a more sophisticated response, says its former attorney-general Diana Salazar explains w...

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: HOW TO PACIFY THE WORLD´S MOST VIOLENT REGION / THE ECONOMIST

Crime and punishment How to pacify the world’s most violent region The iron-fist approach will not solve Latin America’s gang-violence probl...

AMERICA´S FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS RUTHLESSLY CRUSHED ORGANIZED CRIME / THE ECONOMIST

Anybody’s thing America’s federal government has ruthlessly crushed organised crime But there are some unintended consequences of this succe...

ON THE WATERFRONT: THE POLITICAL FIGHT OVER ORGANIZED CRIME AT THE PORT OF NEW YORK / THE FINANCIAL TIMES BIG READ

On the waterfront: the political fight over organised crime at the Port of New York New Jersey and New York are locked in a battle over whic...

WATCHING: THE DETECTIVES / THE ECONOMIST

Watching: The detectives Police in 16 countries have arrested hundreds following a massive sting Criminals used an encrypted communication s...

A CURSE WORSE THAN CASH / PROJECT SYNDICATE

A Curse Worse than Cash Although prominent cryptocurrency advocates are politically connected and have democratized their base, regulators s...

SHOULD PROFANE CONTRACTS BE SANCTIFIED? / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Should Profane Contracts Be Sanctified? Contracts are protected and sanctified by the courts, but they can be written in order to violate ...

KILLER POLITICIANS / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Killer Politicians Jeffrey D. Sachs    Americans are rightly horrified at Jamal Khashoggi’s brutal murder, yet most fail to recognize t...