Política externa de criminosos?: analogias conceituais para a compreensão das relações entre a criminalidade chinesa e mexicana
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China, México, crime organizado, Política externa de criminosos, tráfico de drogasResumo
Esta pesquisa propõe uma análise exploratória das dinâmicas que envolvem as complexas relações de cooperação entre organizações criminosas transnacionais. Para tanto, tomam-se como estudo de caso os vínculos entre as tríades chinesas e os cartéis mexicanos em torno de atividades como o contrabando de produtos falsificados e de animais silvestres, bem como a cadeia de produção e distribuição de drogas ilícitas. A partir da analogia entre política externa e agência estatal, sugere-se que as relações entre grupos criminosos sejam análogas às relações entre Estados. Este estudo busca promover reflexões disruptivas que sejam úteis para a compreensão de fenômenos associativos atípicos, como os que caracterizam os circuitos criminosos contemporâneos.
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