Area III. Types of Offending / 22. State Crime, Political Crime, and Terrorism

Drone Use by Non-State Actors: A Comparative Analysis of Terrorist Groups and FTO-Designated Cartels - Suat Cubukcu, Towson University; Austin Doctor, University of Nebraska Omaha / NCITE; Joel Elson, University of Nebraska Omaha; George Grispos, University of Nebraska Omaha

Instrumentalized Crime in Russian Hybrid Warfare: Impact on EU Security. A Polish Perspective - Szymon Michał Buczyński, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn/Poland

Analyzing M23: Terrorism, Illicit Economies, and the Security Dilemma for Policymakers - Pearl Matibe, George Mason University

The Re-Emergence of Violent Extremism and Criminal Networks in Niger Delta Nigeria - Godwin Egbe, University of Mississippi

Women, Insurgency and Organized Crime in Northern Nigeria: Overlapping Networks and Survival Strategies - Azeez Kareem-ojo, West Virginia University

Azeez Kareem-ojo, West Virginia University