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Authoritarian regimes increasingly target dissidents, journalists, and activists abroad—sometimes by enlisting criminal networks or members of exile communities to do their bidding. While this strategy has roots in Cold War intelligence practices, it has intensified in recent years as part of a more aggressive foreign policy approach. How should Western intelligence and law enforcement respond to this growing form of transnational repression? Find out in the new paper by Stephan Blancke: "Transnational Repression: The Cooperation between State Intelligence Agencies and Criminal Structures” https://lnkd.in/dyMq4uM9

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