The Route of Crime

Analysing the impact of risk vs gain trade-offs on international criminal supply chains

Master thesis (2021)

Authors

R. Klaassen Technology, Policy and Management

Contributors

Isabelle M. van Schilt Policy Analysis - TPM (mentor)
A. Verbraeck Policy Analysis - TPM (graduation committee member)
J.H. Kwakkel Policy Analysis - TPM (graduation committee member)
H.G. van der Voort Organisation & Governance - TPM (graduation committee member)
Ron Van Den Bosch (graduation committee member)
Hans Baas (graduation committee member)
Faculty
Technology, Policy and Management, Technology, Policy and Management
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Published Date

30-07-2021

Language

English

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Faculty

Technology, Policy and Management

Abstract

The growing import of illegal products in the Netherlands via container ships causes increased violence, addiction, and tax evasion in the Dutch society. With the current criminal detection practices the Dutch National Police and Dutch Customs do not manage to intercept the majority of the illegal shipments. The resources used by the Dutch Police and Customs for criminal detection do not yet entail information from the criminal risk vs gain trade-off point of view. Therefore, this study set out to research the impact of the criminal risk vs gain trade-off on the international criminal supply chains.

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