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The role of social networks for combating money laundering
M. Imanpour
Economie van de publieke sector
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Doctoral thesis 1 (Research UU / Graduation UU)
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Criminal
100%
Social Networks
100%
Anti-money Laundering
100%
Macro Level
42%
Information Exchange
28%
Tailor-made
28%
Optimal Policy
28%
Decentral
28%
Optimal Budget
28%
Wages
14%
Game Theory
14%
Two-country
14%
International Policy
14%
Policy Design
14%
National Policy
14%
Country Size
14%
Central Authority
14%
Policy Response
14%
First-best
14%
Statistic Approach
14%
Sharing Rule
14%
Criminal Proceeds
14%
Criminal Activity
14%
Law Enforcement Agencies
14%
Average Income
14%
Social Network Theory
14%
Social Games
14%
Crime Situation
14%
Transnational Policy
14%
Node Potential
14%
Smurfing
14%
Drug-facilitated Crime
14%
Sufficient Statistics
14%
Star Structure
14%
Foot Soldiers
14%
Origin of Money
14%
Legal Actors
14%
Optimal Mixture
14%
Financial Circuits
14%
Best Regime
14%
Social Sciences
Crime
100%
Macro Level
33%
Theses
11%
Armed Forces
11%
Drug Crime
11%
Sufficient Statistic
11%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Sufficient Statistic
100%