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Protecting State Border: Risk and Prevention. Economic Dimension

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  • Aiva Zuzeviciute
  • Saulius Greichius
  • Darius Valkavicius
  • Danguole Seniutiene

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This paper aims at discussing to what extent an effective protection of a state border (in this case: the external EU border that partly coincides with the border of the Republic of Lithuania, which amounts to 1070 km. (the whole perimeter of a border amounts to 1763 km)) depends on successful prevention and dismantling of activities of trafficking networks and on understanding the economic mechanisms for the operation of those networks

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  • Aiva Zuzeviciute & Saulius Greichius & Darius Valkavicius & Danguole Seniutiene, 2017. "Protecting State Border: Risk and Prevention. Economic Dimension," Montenegrin Journal of Economics, Economic Laboratory for Transition Research (ELIT), vol. 13(3), pages 43-51.
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