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ID071972
Title ProperFund transfers-African terrorists blend old and new
Other Title InformationHawala and satellite telecommunications
LanguageENG
AuthorFeldman, Major Robert
Publication2006.
Summary / Abstract (Note)Attempts to disrupt the flow of funds through Africa used to finance terrorism have been hindered by terrorists utilizing satellite telecommunications in conjunction with hawala, an ancient system of fund transfers based on trust. This arrangement leaves few records for tracing transactions, a task made even more difficult by the general paucity of investigators trained in the languages commonly used for hawala. Acquiring personnel with the appropriate linguistic skills is one of the steps agencies can take to reduce the terrorist financing that occurs through this unique blend of an ancient system with modern technology.
`In' analytical NoteSmall Wars and Insurgencies Vol. 17, No. 3; Sep 2006: p356-366
Journal SourceSmall Wars and Insurgencies Vol: 17 No 3
Key WordsAfrica ;  International Terrorism ;  Terrorist Financing


 
 
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