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Section 311 Patriot Act: Is America using this legislation more as a means of cementing her extraterritorial reach than as a legitimate method of preventing money laundering?
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Bosworth-Davies, R.
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HENRY STEWART PUBLICATIONS
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2009
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Shari'ah's normative framework as to financial crime and abuse
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Al-Kashif, A. E.
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HENRY STEWART PUBLICATIONS
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2009
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Small amounts for big bangs? Rethinking responses to "low cost" terrorism
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Acharya, A.
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HENRY STEWART PUBLICATIONS
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2009
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Special bank resolution and shareholders' rights: balancing competing interests
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Hupkes, E.
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HENRY STEWART PUBLICATIONS
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2009
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Specialization versus diversification in venture capital investing
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Bartkus, J. R.; Hassan, M. K.
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HENRY STEWART PUBLICATIONS
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2009
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Supply and demand: anti-money laundering by the compliance industry
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Verhage, A.
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HENRY STEWART PUBLICATIONS
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2009
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The search for crime money - debunking the myth: facts versus imagery
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Harvey, J.
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HENRY STEWART PUBLICATIONS
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2009
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The sub-prime crisis, the credit crunch and bank "failure": An assessment of the UK authorities' response
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Hall, M. J.
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HENRY STEWART PUBLICATIONS
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2009
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