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    Andre Standing

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    ... Although the responsibility for the final report lies en-tirely with the author, its content has greatly benefited from an anonymous peer review and comments and feedback provided by Dave Japp, Martin Purves, Samantha Petersen and... more
    ... Although the responsibility for the final report lies en-tirely with the author, its content has greatly benefited from an anonymous peer review and comments and feedback provided by Dave Japp, Martin Purves, Samantha Petersen and Dave Russell. ...
    Page 1. 1 Head Office Block D, Brooklyn Court, Veale Street, New Muckleneuk, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Tel +27 12 346 9500 Fax +27 12 346 9570 E-mail iss@issafrica.orgwww.issafrica.org Policy Brief Knowledge empowers Africa! le savoir... more
    Page 1. 1 Head Office Block D, Brooklyn Court, Veale Street, New Muckleneuk, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Tel +27 12 346 9500 Fax +27 12 346 9570 E-mail iss@issafrica.orgwww.issafrica.org Policy Brief Knowledge empowers Africa! le savoir émancipe l'Afrique! ...
    For the past two years the South African government has pursued new tactics to fight gangs in the Western Cape. They include the promulgation of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act, which criminalises gang membership, the creation of a... more
    For the past two years the South African government has pursued new tactics to fight gangs in the Western Cape. They include the promulgation of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act, which criminalises gang membership, the creation of a dedicated gang court and the creation of a gang database to aid investigations and prosecutions. This paper provides a critical discussion of the conceptualisation of gangs that informs these new policies. It also raises concerns that the policies may not lead to a reduction in gang-related problems in the way that the authorities hope. The paper concludes by asking the fundamental question: do we need an anti-gang policy at all?
    Abstract: Extracted from text... 6 Rival Views of Organised Crime ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This monograph represents one output of a two year studentship provided by the Leverhulme Trust, whom the author would like to thank for their generous... more
    Abstract: Extracted from text... 6 Rival Views of Organised Crime ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This monograph represents one output of a two year studentship provided by the Leverhulme Trust, whom the author would like to thank for their generous support. In ...
    This article applies the concept of state-corporate crime to the fisheries sector. It presents a case study from Senegal where Russian, European and Asian fishing firms supported by their home governments, gained access to overfished... more
    This article applies the concept of state-corporate crime to the fisheries sector. It presents a case study from Senegal where Russian, European and Asian fishing firms supported by their home governments, gained access to overfished stocks that are vital to local food security and the artisanal fishing sector. The discussion elaborates on the main observations from Senegal about the nature and implications of state-corporate crime, drawing on further evidence from other countries. It provides a contrasting perspective to mainstream fisheries policy, including the global fight against “fish pirates”, and the dictates of the wealth-based approach to fisheries reform.