Power corrupts: The illicit economy and the future of organised crime

6th April 2021Dr Chris Allen, Policing Insight 1 Comment

A new report on the global illicit economy and the activities of transnational organised crime groups has warned that the impact of the pandemic could see many criminal networks growing in power and influence; Policing Insight’s Chris Allen looks at the predicted trajectory for OCGs, as well as some of the steps that could be taken to halt them.

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Power corrupts: The illicit economy and the future of organised crime

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