2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijlcj.2011.02.003
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The role of strategic intelligence in anticipating transnational organised crime: A literary review

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“…This relates to the development of implications for the persistence strategy and the use of strategy in the context (TOC) and identifies the central issues to fight the Pit TOC in the context of political, professional and academic agenda. The results of this research are Kopassus strategically in law enforcement involving a number of policy actors (Coyne & Bell, 2011). In the globalization of the transnational Gun culture and masculinity, Kong and the Resistance (Coyne & Bell, 2011) Transnational crime is also influenced by economic factors, the industrial relations of the drug of the illicit, and the media.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…This relates to the development of implications for the persistence strategy and the use of strategy in the context (TOC) and identifies the central issues to fight the Pit TOC in the context of political, professional and academic agenda. The results of this research are Kopassus strategically in law enforcement involving a number of policy actors (Coyne & Bell, 2011). In the globalization of the transnational Gun culture and masculinity, Kong and the Resistance (Coyne & Bell, 2011) Transnational crime is also influenced by economic factors, the industrial relations of the drug of the illicit, and the media.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…The results of this research are Kopassus strategically in law enforcement involving a number of policy actors (Coyne & Bell, 2011). In the globalization of the transnational Gun culture and masculinity, Kong and the Resistance (Coyne & Bell, 2011) Transnational crime is also influenced by economic factors, the industrial relations of the drug of the illicit, and the media. As well as the values of social practices and government institutions as well as State policies and cultural education.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…This is related to the development of implications for the strategy of intelligence and the use of strategy in context (TOC) and identifying central issues to fight against TOC in the context of political, professional and academic agendas. The result of this research is strategic intelligence in law enforcement involving a number of policy actors Coyne and Peter Bell [7]. In Globalization of Gun Culture Transnational and Masculinity, Flows And Resistance Cukier, and James [8] transnational crimes are also influenced by economic, illegal drug industry relations, and the media.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The role of the human factor in progressing community affairs is very important and is considered as the most effective factor in the social, cultural, and economic changes. The social and economic developments require a particular attention to the human resources and its intelligence (Coyne & Bell, 2011). In a managerial environment; conceptually, the intelligent human resources are defined as entities that are able to perceive a certain status and act according to some instructions and approached.…”
Section: Human Resources Intelligence and Employee Loyaltymentioning
confidence: 99%