The international law response to corruption associated with transnational organized crime

Social Sciences

1. drug 100%
2. organized crime 99%
3. international law 59%
4. cartel 57%
5. Colombia 53%
6. Public officials 39%
7. scope of action 34%
8. International Justice 32%
9. extortion 31%
10. military 29%
11. dissident 28%
12. economy 27%
13. financial system 27%
14. Group 27%
15. Territories 26%
16. economic power 25%
17. Transnational corruption 22%
18. national security 21%
19. violence 21%
20. transaction 21%
21. homicide 20%
22. Corrupt acts 19%
23. Latin America 19%
24. peace 18%
25. paramilitary group 17%
26. Spain 17%
27. Brazil 16%
28. student 16%
29. Corrupt practices 16%
30. non-intervention 15%
31. contact 15%
32. demobilization 15%
33. publishing house 15%
34. administration of justice 15%
35. guerrilla 15%
36. Paraguay 15%
37. threat 14%
38. financial sector 14%
39. Panama 14%
40. massacre 14%
41. Honduras 14%
42. illegality 14%
43. type of organization 14%
44. money laundering 14%
45. smuggling 14%
46. citizen 13%
47. political movement 13%
48. gross domestic product 13%
49. Central America 13%
50. International Criminal Court 13%
51. neighboring countries 13%
52. social costs 13%
53. market 12%
54. use of force 12%
55. political structure 12%
56. criminal activity 12%
57. Bolivia 12%
58. public authorities 12%
59. Ecuador 12%
60. Venezuela 12%
61. participation 11%
62. commercialization 11%
63. liberation 11%
64. Peru 11%
65. Armed Conflict 11%
66. criminal law 11%
67. political power 11%
68. social control 11%
69. peer review 11%
70. source of information 10%
71. livelihood 10%
72. tutor 10%
73. Argentina 10%
74. social structure 10%
75. political system 10%
76. edition 10%
77. Chile 10%
78. international relations 9%
79. Social Policy 9%
80. profit 9%
81. penalty 9%
82. Netherlands 9%
83. rural area 9%
84. terrorism 9%
85. jurisdiction 9%
86. Mexico 9%
87. incentive 8%
88. human rights 8%
89. scenario 8%
90. public health 8%
91. university teacher 8%
92. Military 7%
93. resident 7%
94. demand 7%
95. legislation 7%
96. offense 7%
97. governance 7%
98. knowledge 7%
99. organization 6%
100. regulation 6%
101. interaction 5%