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ID078967
Title ProperPuzzle of the Iguazu Tri-Border Area
Other Title InformationMany Questions and Few Answers Regarding Organised Crime and Terrorism Links
LanguageENG
AuthorCosta, Thomaz G ;  Schulmeister, Gastón H
Publication2007.
Summary / Abstract (Note)It is widely accepted that the Tri-Border Area between Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay is a nexus in global terrorist support, and perhaps even operations. However, it is rather more difficult actually to provide evidence of this connection. The region is certainly a smuggling haven, and has substantial populations from the Middle East. Beyond remittances sent to the Middle East - some of which flows to such organisations as Hezbollah - there is little hard evidence available to the academic researcher. Thus the study of this purported crime-terror nexus provides a valuable opportunity for academic researchers to question the assumptions and assertions of policy-makers and pundits, push for transparency of information on the reality of the region and even help understand the problem better
`In' analytical NoteGlobal Crime Vol. 8, No.1; Feb 2007: p26-39
Journal SourceGlobal Crime Vol. 8, No.1; Feb 2007: p26-39
Key WordsArgentina ;  Brazil ;  Paraguay ;  United States ;  Thailand Border Area ;  Terrorism ;  Crime-Terror Nexus