Chapter 1 Assessing Militarised Responses to Transnational Organised Crime

Chapter 2 Soldiers in a Storm: Why and How Do Responses to Illicit Economies Get Militarised?

Chapter 3 Militarised Responses to the Illegal Wildlife Trade

Chapter 4 An Unwinnable War: Rhino Poaching in the Kruger

Chapter 5 Kenya’s ‘War on Poaching’: Militarised Solutions to a Militarised Problem?

Chapter 6 ‘A Blunt Instrument’: Addressing Criminal Networks with Military Responses, and the Impact on Law Enforcement and Intelligence

Chapter 7 Replicating Success? A Military Response to Maritime Piracy, the Somalia Experience

Chapter 8 Approaches to Piracy, Armed Robbery at Sea, and Other Maritime Crime in West and Central Africa

Chapter 9 South East Asia Piracy: Have We Learnt from Somali Counter-Piracy Operations?

Chapter 10 Dangers of Success: The Economics of Somali Piracy

Chapter 11 The New Migration Landscape: The Implications of a Militarised Response to Smuggling

Chapter 12 Smugglers Inc.: The Illicit Industry in Human Migration

Chapter 13 The Militarisation of Migration: From Triton to Sofia: Assessing the Credibility of the EU’s Naval Interventions Against Migrant Smuggling in the Mediterranean

Chapter 14 How US Customs and Border Protection Became the World’s Largest Militarised Police Force

Chapter 15 Militarisation of the Drug War in Latin America: A Policy Cycle Set to Continue?

Chapter 16 Beyond UNGASS 2016: Drug Control Multilateralism and the End to the ‘War on Drugs’

Chapter 17 The Development Impacts of the ‘War on Drugs’

Chapter 18 Responding to Drug Trafficking: A Question of Motives

Chapter 19 Situating Militarisation as Part of an Integrated Response to Organised Crime