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September 25, 2025International Journal on Criminology

Crack Cocaine in Paris: A Little-known Dimension of “Globalization from Below”

Michel Gandilhon

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The integration of crack cocaine into Parisian culture aligns with trends in globalization from below, impacting community dynamics.
Modou-modou street vendors are increasingly prominent in Paris, highlighting the interplay between local economies and globalization.
The study focuses on urban areas frequented by tourists, examining how street vendors adapt to the socio-economic landscape over time.
Findings indicate that the presence of modou-modou vendors shapes public perceptions of globalization and urban life in Paris.

Implication

Analysis reveals the role of modou-modou street vendors in Paris, suggesting a unique perspective on globalization.

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Michel Gandilhon (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d90a0641e1c178a14f64bd https://doi.org/10.18278/ijc.12.1.6

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