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Effectively countering organized crime requires forward-looking, evidence-based strategies that address its continuous adaptation to evolving economic, technological, and regulatory environments. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The aim is to highlight key research and policy priorities to effectively address organised crime.

June 7, 2026

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Keeping Pace with Organised Crime Seven Reflections on Research and Policy Priorities

PCPaolo CampanaKarlsruhe Institute of Technology AMAngela Me

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The aim is to highlight key research and policy priorities to effectively address organised crime.
Discussion of seven key issues related to organised crime and its governance.
Analysis of the role of corporations in organised criminal activities.
Proposed seven strategic propositions for policy development.
Identification of evolving challenges posed by organised crime to existing policies.
Recommendations for developing forward-looking strategies based on evidence.
Enhanced understanding of the interplay between criminal governance and corporate involvement.

Abstract

Organised crime continues to adapt to evolving economic, technological and regulatory environments, challenging legislative frameworks and operational responses. Paolo Campana and Angela Me discuss seven key issues for research and policy priorities from criminal governance to the role of corporations in organised criminal activities. They then offer seven propositions to support the development of forward-looking, evidence-based strategies for the prevention and countering of organised crime.

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