Analyzing the Post-Conflict Organized-Crime Dynamics in Russia and Ukraine.
Analysis from the Eastern Asian States Observatories on the Crime after war: Post-Conflict Organized-Crime Dynamics in Russia & Ukraine. The cessation of fighting – in whatever shape it may take – will provide fertile conditions for criminal evolution, encompassing demobilized veterans, displaced citizens, excess weapons, and vast reconstruction funds. The GI-TOC Eurasia Observatory (EAS-Obs) has issued a policy brief named “Crime and Peace: The future of organized crime beyond the Russo-Ukrainian War” that traces the five key criminal risk areas: People, Control, Expertise, Hardware, and Money. A three-part webinar series will introduce these risk areas, work through their potential trajectories and discuss what responses may be effective. The webinars will convene between the months of June and July 2025, to discuss these five analytical pillars. Participants will learn how to: Identify key reservoirs of risk being generated by the conflict; Map the conflict geography in qu...