Here below is the list of Most Cited Publications about ‘Hawala or Hundi System’.

Hawala or hundi is a popular system of trust to transfer value. It is a network of participants which enables global remittances. Essentially there is a larger global network of money lenders who act in parallel at a distance. What is interesting is that the system establishes trust and is robust because of this community aspect. It is an ancient style of money networking and the principle of a trusted quorum of nodes is actually the basis of the Ripple network used by banks. A good overview of the systems is available here.

Last updated November 20th, 2017.

Most Cited ‘Hawala or Hundi System’ Publications

  1. Remittances: the new development mantra?“. D Kapur. 2005. elibrary.worldbank.org Remittances: Development impact and future …764 cites.
  2. Behind the curve: Globalization and international terrorism“. AK Cronin. 2002. MIT Press International security559 cites.
  3. Capitalism’s Achilles heel: Dirty money and how to renew the free-market system“. RW Baker. 2005. books.google.com 465 cites.
  4. How al-Qaida ends: The decline and demise of terrorist groups“. AK Cronin. 2006. MIT Press International Security380 cites.
  5. International migration and economic development: Lessons from low-income countries“. REB Lucas. 2005. books.google.com 369 cites.
  6. Illicit flows and criminal things: States, borders, and the other side of globalization“. W Van Schendel, I Abraham. 2005. books.google.com 275 cites.
  7. Dirty money: the evolution of international measures to counter money laundering and the financing of terrorism“. WC Gilmore. 2004. books.google.com 260 cites.
  8. Migration Remittances and Development: A Review of Global Evidence 1“. J Page, S Plaza. 2006. academic.oup.com Journal of African Economies235 cites.
  9. Migrant remittances“. D Yang. 2011. American Economic Association The Journal of Economic Perspectives222 cites.
  10. Remittances: transaction costs, determinants, and informal flows“. CL Freund, N Spatafora. 2005. papers.ssrn.com 218 cites.
  11. Effects of migration on sending countries“. LT Katseli, REB Lucas, T Xenogiani. 2006. oecd-ilibrary.org 215 cites.
  12. Remittances, transaction costs, and informality“. C Freund, N Spatafora. 2008. Elsevier Journal of Development Economics214 cites.
  13. Informal Funds Transfer Systems: An analysis of the informal hawala system“. M El Qorchi, SM Maimbo, JF Wilson. 2003. books.google.com 207 cites.
  14. Mexican hometown associations and development opportunities“. M Orozco, M Lapointe. 2004. JSTOR Journal of International Affairs179 cites.
  15. Can remittances spur development? A critical survey“. SS Brown. 2006. Wiley Online Library International Studies Review152 cites.
  16. The hawala alternative remittance system and its role in money laundering“. PM Jost, HS Sandhu. 2003. peacepalacelibrary.nl 146 cites.
  17. Informal Value Transfer Systems and Criminal Organizations; a study into so-called underground banking networks“. N Passas. 1999. papers.ssrn.com 139 cites.
  18. Migration’s new payoff“. D Kapur, J McHale. 2003. JSTOR Foreign Policy137 cites.
  19. Organised crime around the world“. S Adamoli, A Di Nicola, EU Savona, P Zoffi. 1998. heuni.fi 125 cites.
  20. Migration and development“. D Ratha, S Yi, SR Yousefi. 2015. books.google.com Routledge Handbook of Immigration …117 cites.
  21. Organised crime“. A Wright. 2013. books.google.com 117 cites.
  22. Trends, Impacts, and Policy Options“. DR Agunias. 2006. migrationpolicy.org A review of the literature. Washington, DC …116 cites.
  23. UN targeted sanctions, legal safeguards and the European Convention on Human Rights“. I Cameron. 2003. booksandjournals.brillonline.com Nordic Journal of International Law114 cites.
  24. Worker remittances in an international scope“. M Orozco. 2010. publications.iadb.org 112 cites.
  25. The Money Exchange Dealers of Kabul: a study of the Hawala system in Afghanistan“. SM Maimbo. 2003. books.google.com 106 cites.
  26. Remittances during crises: implications for humanitarian response“. K Savage, P Harvey. 2007. researchgate.net 106 cites.
  27. Entrepreneurship in emerging markets“. P Tracey, N Phillips. 2011. Springer Management International Review100 cites.
  28. Hawala discourses and the war on terrorist finance“. M De Goede. 2003. journals.sagepub.com Environment and Planning D: society and …99 cites.
  29. Migration and inequality“. R Black, C Natali, J Skinner. 2005. openknowledge.worldbank.org 86 cites.
  30. Migration in the Asia-Pacific region“. G Hugo. 2005. iom.int 86 cites.
  31. Remittances and financial development: substitutes or complements in economic growth?“. G Bettin, A Zazzaro. 2012. Wiley Online Library Bulletin of Economic Research84 cites.
  32. Some questions about the definition of terrorism and the fight against its financing“. JM Sorel. 2003. academic.oup.com European Journal of International Law83 cites.
  33. Fiery dragons: Banks, moneylenders and microfinance in Burma“. S Turnell. 2009. books.google.com 79 cites.
  34. Money laundering—a global obstacle“. B Buchanan. 2004. Elsevier Research in International Business and Finance78 cites.
  35. Suppressing the financing of terrorism: Proliferating state crime, eroding censure and extending neo-colonialism“. J McCulloch, S Pickering. 2005. academic.oup.com British Journal of Criminology77 cites.
  36. Fighting terror with error: the counter-productive regulation of informal value transfers“. N Passas. 2006. Springer Crime, law and social change76 cites.
  37. Money laundering and financial means of organised crime: some preliminary empirical findings“. F Schneider. 2008. inderscienceonline.com Global Business and Economics Review75 cites.
  38. Migrant remittances to developing countries“. C Sander. 2003. Development Alternatives Inc.(DAI) 74 cites.
  39. Responding to Money Laundering“. E Savona. 2005. books.google.com 72 cites.
  40. Money laundering and terrorism: Informal value transfer systems“. W Perkel. 2004. HeinOnline Am. Crim. L. Rev.71 cites.
  41. Remittances in crises: A case study from Pakistan“. AQ Suleri, K Savage. 2006. sdpi.org 71 cites.
  42. The new international migration in Asia: challenges for population research“. G Hugo. 2005. Taylor & Francis Asian Population Studies71 cites.
  43. Extreme money: Masters of the universe and the cult of risk“. S Das. 2011. books.google.com 70 cites.
  44. Migration and development“. D Sriskandarajah. 2005. iom.int A paper prepared for the Policy Analysis and …68 cites.
  45. Handbook of transnational crime and justice“. P Reichel, J Albanese. 2013. books.google.com 67 cites.
  46. The contribution of workers’ remittances to economic growth in Pakistan“. Z Iqbal, A Sattar. 2010. workspace.unpan.org Working Papers & Research Reports67 cites.
  47. Retail electronic payments systems for value transfers in the developing world“. B Maurer. 2008. anthropology.uci.edu Department of Anthropology, University of …66 cites.
  48. Storming the world stage: the story of Lashkar-e-Taiba“. S Tankel. 2013. books.google.com 66 cites.
  49. Turnover of organized crime and money laundering: some preliminary empirical findings“. F Schneider. 2010. Springer Public choice65 cites.
  50. Prevention of organised crime“. HG Van de Bunt, CRA Van der Schoot. 2003. repository.tudelft.nl 65 cites.
  51. International migration, remittances and rural development“. R Vargas-Lundius, G Lanly, M Villarreal, M Osorio. 2008. msu.ac.zw FUTURE64 cites.
  52. Coalitions of reciprocity and the maintenance of financial integrity within informal value transmission systems: The operational dynamics of contemporary hawala …“. R Ballard. 2005. Springer Journal of banking regulation62 cites.
  53. International terrorism and transnational crime: Security threats, US policy, and considerations for Congress“. J Rollins. 2010. books.google.com 62 cites.
  54. Global financial information, compliance incentives and terrorist funding“. V FitzGerald. 2004. Elsevier European Journal of Political Economy60 cites.
  55. Remittances flow and financial development in Bangladesh“. MB Chowdhury. 2011. Elsevier Economic Modelling60 cites.
  56. Hawala and other informal value transfer systems: how to regulate them?“. N Passas. 2003. JSTOR Risk management57 cites.
  57. India’s Informal Trade with Bangladesh and Nepal“. S Pohit, N Taneja. 2000. books.google.com 57 cites.
  58. Business confronts terrorism: risks and responses“. DC Alexander. 2004. books.google.com 57 cites.
  59. Cross-cultural marketing: theory, practice and relevance“. D Burton. 2008. books.google.com 56 cites.
  60. Worker Remittances: The human face of globalization“. M Orozco. 2010. publications.iadb.org 55 cites.
  61. Remittances: the perpetual migration machine“. M Wucker. 2004. JSTOR World policy journal55 cites.
  62. Urban battle fields of South Asia: lessons learned from Sri Lanka, India, and Pakistan“. CC Fair. 2005. books.google.com 55 cites.
  63. Hawala: An underground haven for terrorists or social phenomenon?“. M Razavy. 2005. Springer Crime, Law and Social Change54 cites.
  64. Migrant remittances in Africa: A regional perspective“. C Sander, SM Maimbo. 2005. elibrary.worldbank.org Remittances Development Impact …54 cites.
  65. Anti-terrorism and peace-building during and after conflict“. E Stepanova. 2003. researchgate.net 53 cites.
  66. Theory or empirics in development economics“. P Bardhan. 2005. JSTOR Economic and Political Weekly52 cites.
  67. A typological study on money laundering“. P He. 2010. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Money Laundering Control52 cites.
  68. The UK-Nigeria remittance corridor: challenges of embracing formal transfer systems in a dual financial environment“. R Hernandez-Coss, CE Bun. 2007. books.google.com 52 cites.
  69. Remittances: the new development finance?“. J Wimaladharma, D Pearce…. 2004. developmentbookshelf.com Small enterprise …51 cites.
  70. Migrant labor remittances in South Asia“. SM Maimbo, R Adams, N Passas, R Aggarwal. 2005. books.google.com 51 cites.
  71. Cooperation, remittances, and kinship among the Hazaras“. A Monsutti. 2004. Taylor & Francis Iranian Studies48 cites.
  72. South Asian remittances: Implications for development“. D Seddon. 2004. Taylor & Francis Contemporary South Asia47 cites.
  73. International migration and the globalization of domestic politics“. R Koslowski. 2007. books.google.com International migration and the globalization of …46 cites.
  74. The Bengal delta: ecology, state and social change, 1840–1943“. I Iqbal. 2010. books.google.com 46 cites.
  75. The development dimension of Migrants Transfers“. P Nyberg Sørensen. 2004. econstor.eu 45 cites.
  76. The cyber-front in the war on terrorism: Curbing terrorist use of the Internet“. TM Hinnen. 2004. stlr.org The Columbia Science and Technology Law Review45 cites.
  77. Hawala and other informal payments systems: an economic perspective“. JF Wilson. 2002. kabul-reconstructions.net Address at the Seminar on Current …44 cites.
  78. Informal value transfer systems, terrorism and money laundering“. N Passas. 2003. papers.ssrn.com 44 cites.
  79. Remittances and reputations in hawala money-transfer systems: Self-enforcing exchange on an international scale“. EC Schaeffer. 2008. search.proquest.com Journal of Private Enterprise43 cites.
  80. Fighting terrorist finance“. JM Winer, TJ Roule. 2002. iiss.tandfonline.com Survival43 cites.
  81. Capturing a market share“. C Sander. 2003. dspace.africaportal.org London, Bannock Consulting41 cites.
  82. Diasporas, skills transfer, and remittances: Evolving perceptions and potential“. JM Brinkerhoff. 2006. books.google.com … migration drains into gains: Harnessing the …41 cites.
  83. Illicit trafficking: A reference handbook“. RJ Kelly, J Maghan, J Serio. 2005. books.google.com 40 cites.
  84. Underground banking: legitimate remittance network or money laundering system?“. R McCusker. 2005. aic.gov.au 38 cites.
  85. The view from Vevey“. ST Madsen. 2001. JSTOR Economic and Political Weekly37 cites.
  86. Migrant-worker remittances and Burma: an economic analysis of survey results“. S Turnell, A Vicary, W Bradford. 2008. oapen.org 37 cites.
  87. The Cambridge History of Capitalism: Volume 1, The Rise of Capitalism: From Ancient Origins to 1848“. L Neal, JG Williamson. 2014. books.google.com 37 cites.
  88. Making money in the Mayhem: Funding Taliban insurrection in the Tribal Areas of Pakistan“. A Acharya, SAAS Bukhari…. 2009. Taylor & Francis Studies in Conflict & …36 cites.
  89. A short guide to political risk“. R McKellar. 2010. books.google.com 35 cites.
  90. A stranger at ‘home’: interactions between transnational return visits and integration for Afghan‐American professionals“. C Oeppen. 2013. Wiley Online Library Global Networks34 cites.
  91. The Obstacles to Regulating the Hawala: A Cultural Norm or a Terrorist Hotbed“. R Pathak. 2003. HeinOnline Fordham Int’l LJ33 cites.
  92. Afghanistan: Graveyard of Empires: A New History of the Borderland“. D Isby. 2011. books.google.com 33 cites.
  93. Informal value transfer systems and criminal activities“. N Passas. 2005. repository.tudelft.nl 32 cites.
  94. Alternative remittance systems distinguishing sub-systems of ethnic money laundering in INTERPOL member countries on the Asian continent“. LC Carroll. 2007.INTERPOL website, www. interpol. int/Public …31 cites.
  95. A Background Report On The Operation Of Informal Value Tranfer Systems (Hawala)“. R Ballard. 2003. casas.org.uk 31 cites.
  96. The moral hazard of anti-terrorism financing measures: a potential to compromise civil societies and national interests“. NJ Crimm. 2008. HeinOnline Wake Forest L. Rev.31 cites.
  97. Remittances in the Great Lakes Region“. T De Bruyn, J Wets. 2006. lirias.kuleuven.be 31 cites.
  98. The disruption of international organised crime: an analysis of legal and non-legal strategies“. AVM Leong. 2016. books.google.com 31 cites.
  99. Hundi/hawala: the problem of definition“. M Martin. 2009. cambridge.org Modern Asian Studies30 cites.
  100. Beyond control? The mechanics and dynamics of ‘informal’remittances between Europe and Africa“. FN Pieke, N Van Hear, A Lindley. 2007. Wiley Online Library Global Networks30 cites.
  101. The regulation and supervision of informal remittance systems“. SM Maimbo, N Passas. 2004. developmentbookshelf.com Small enterprise development30 cites.
  102. Migration and small towns in Pakistan“. A Hasan, M Raza. 2009. books.google.com 30 cites.
  103. Hawala‐the invisible financing system of terrorism“. NS Jamwal. 2002. Taylor & Francis Strategic Analysis29 cites.
  104. Migration and the global economic crisis: one year on“. S Castles, MJ Miller. 2010. age-of-migration.com Update 1L, abril, disponible en< http …28 cites.
  105. The Asian alternative remittance systems and money laundering“. AY Shehu. 2004. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Money Laundering Control27 cites.
  106. The remittance market in India: opportunities, challenges, and policy options“. GG Afram. 2012. books.google.com 27 cites.
  107. The Obstacles to Suppressing Radical Islamic Terrorist Financing“. JDG Waszak. 2004. HeinOnline Case W. Res. J. Int’l L.27 cites.
  108. India’s informal trade with Bangladesh: A qualitative assessment“. S Pohit, N Taneja. 2003. Wiley Online Library The World Economy27 cites.
  109. Managing labor migration in the 21st century“. P Martin. 2007. Wiley Online Library City & Society27 cites.
  110. Demystifying Hawala: A look into its social organization and mechanics“. N Passas. 2006. Taylor & Francis Journal of Scandinavian Studies in Criminology and …26 cites.
  111. Remittances as development strategy: Stepping stones or slippery slope?“. MY Mughal. 2013. Wiley Online Library Journal of International Development26 cites.
  112. Geldwäsche: Studie über Formen, Akteure, Größenordnung-und warum die Politik machtlos ist“. F Schneider, E Dreer, W Riegler. 2007. books.google.com 26 cites.
  113. Criminal capital: How the finance industry facilitates crime“. S Platt. 2015. books.google.com 26 cites.
  114. Bank secrecy, illicit money and offshore financial centers“. PM Picard, P Pieretti. 2011. Elsevier Journal of public economics26 cites.
  115. Savings and Credits Associations and Remittances: The Case of Far West Nepalese Labour Migrants in Delhi, India“. S Thieme. 2003. geo.uzh.ch 25 cites.
  116. Labor migration, employment, and poverty alleviation in South Asia“. SK Khatri. 2010. books.google.com Promoting Economic Cooperation in South Asia …25 cites.
  117. Problems applying traditional anti-money laundering procedures to non-financial transactions,“parallel banking systems” and Islamic financial systems“. B Zagaris. 2007. emeraldinsight.com Journal of money laundering control24 cites.
  118. Économies trafiquantes et mondialisation“. R Botte. 2002. cairn.info Politique africaine24 cites.
  119. Remittances, dutch disease, and competitiveness: a Bayesian analysis“. F Makhlouf, M Mughal. 2013. search.proquest.com Journal of Economic Development24 cites.
  120. Dampening price shocks“. P Guillaumont, SG Jeanneney. 2003. elibrary.worldbank.org Natural Resources and …24 cites.
  121. Law enforcement challenges in hawala-related investigations“. N Passas. 2005. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Financial Crime23 cites.
  122. The transnational and sub-national in global crimes“. L Cao. 2004. papers.ssrn.com 23 cites.
  123. The opium trade and patterns of terrorism in the provinces of Afghanistan: An empirical analysis“. JA Piazza. 2012. Taylor & Francis Terrorism and Political Violence23 cites.
  124. The global underworld: transnational crime and the United States“. D Liddick. 2004. books.google.com 23 cites.
  125. Surveillance to combat terrorist financing in Europe: whose liberty, whose security?“. W Vlcek. 2007. Taylor & Francis European Security23 cites.
  126. The design, development, and implementation of regulatory and supervisory frameworks for informal funds transfer systems“. N Passas, SM Maimbo. 2008. books.google.com Countering the financing of terrorism22 cites.
  127. Bringing Finance to Pakistan’s poor: Access to Finance for Small enterprises and the Underserved“. T Nenova, CT Niang, A Ahmad. 2009. books.google.com 22 cites.
  128. Money laundering methodologies and international and regional counter-measures“. R McDonell. 1998. aic.gov.au a conference convened by the Australian Institute of …22 cites.
  129. Migrants’ choice of remittance channel: do general payment habits play a role?“. A Kosse, R Vermeulen. 2014. Elsevier World Development22 cites.
  130. Asian experiences with remittances“. G Hugo. 2005. books.google.com Beyond Small Change Making Migrant Remittances …22 cites.
  131. Europe in an Asian mirror: the great divergence“. B Gupta, D Ma. 2010. books.google.com 22 cites.
  132. Historical traces of hundi, sociocultural understanding, and criminal abuses of hawala“. D Sharma. 2006. journals.sagepub.com International Criminal Justice Review21 cites.
  133. Hawala, hysteria and hegemony“. T Viles. 2008. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Money Laundering Control21 cites.
  134. Remittances and poverty linkages in Pakistan: Evidence and some suggestions for further analysis“. M Irfan. 2011. core.ac.uk Working Papers & Research Reports21 cites.
  135. Hawala and money laundering: a Malaysian perspective“. B Shanmugam. 2005. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Money Laundering Control21 cites.
  136. A case study on the misuse of hawala banking“. H Van de Bunt. 2008. emeraldinsight.com International Journal of Social Economics21 cites.
  137. The dynamics of translocal and transjurisdictional networks: a diasporic perspective“. R Ballard. 2009. Taylor & Francis South Asian Diaspora21 cites.
  138. Terrorist financing“. MR Greenberg, WF Wechsler, LS Wolosky. 2002. bits.de New York Council on Foreign …21 cites.
  139. Informal trade in the SAARC region: Implications for FTAs“. N Taneja. 2004. JSTOR Economic and Political Weekly21 cites.
  140. Emerging threats: financial crime in the virtual world“. SD Keene. 2011. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Money Laundering Control21 cites.
  141. Worker migration and remittances in South Asia“. M Ozaki. 2012. think-asia.org 20 cites.
  142. Migrant Workers’ Remittances: A Source of Finance for Micro-Enterprise Development in Bangladesh?“. AK Azad. 2005. elibrary.worldbank.org Remittances20 cites.
  143. Who is the money for? Remittances within and beyond the household in Pakistan“. MB Erdal. 2012. journals.sagepub.com Asian and Pacific Migration Journal20 cites.
  144. Follow the money: The finance of illicit resource extraction“. JM Winer, TJ Roule. 2003. elibrary.worldbank.org Bannon and Collier (2003)20 cites.
  145. The financial flows of transnational crime and tax fraud in OECD countries: What do we (not) know?“. F Schneider. 2013. journals.sagepub.com Public Finance Review20 cites.
  146. Banks governance and public-private partnership in preventing and confronting organized crime, corruption and terrorism financing“. P Hardouin. 2009. emeraldinsight.com Journal of financial crime20 cites.
  147. Migration, remittances and poverty alleviation in Bangladesh: Report and Proposal“. J Buchenau. 2008. academia.edu Preparatory Assistance for Pro Poor Trade, UNDP …20 cites.
  148. The regulation and supervision of informal remittance systems: Emerging oversight strategies“. SM Maimbo. 2004. researchgate.net seminar on current developments in Monetary and …19 cites.
  149. Closing the phishing hole–fraud, risk and nonbanks“. R Anderson. 2007. cl.cam.ac.uk Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Conference on …19 cites.
  150. Financial controls of terrorism and informal value transfer methods“. N Passas. 2003. Springer Global Organized Crime19 cites.
  151. Sri Lanka’s migrant labor remittances: enhancing the quality and outreach of the rural remittance infrastructure“. E Lasagabaster, SM Maimbo, S Hulugalle. 2005. books.google.com 19 cites.
  152. United States’ Narco‐Terrorism Policy: A Contingency Approach to the Convergence of the Wars on Drugs and Against Terrorism“. CJ Dolan. 2005. Wiley Online Library Review of Policy Research19 cites.
  153. The hawala system“. DC Faith. 2011. globalsecuritystudies.com Global Security Studies18 cites.
  154. The role of hawala bankers in the transfer of proceeds from organised crime“. H Van de Bunt. 2008. Springer Organized Crime: Culture, Markets and Policies, New …18 cites.
  155. Os Impactos das Remessas dos Imigrantes em Portugal no Desenvolvimento de Cabo Verde“. C Tolentino, C Rocha, N Tolentino. 2008. ACIDI, IP 18 cites.
  156. The trade, migration, and development nexus“. PL Martin. 2006. dallasfed.org Migration, Trade, and Development18 cites.
  157. The anti-terrorist legislation in the US: Inter Arma Silent Leges“. JAE Vervaele. 2005. Springer European journal of crime, criminal law and criminal …18 cites.
  158. Remittances and financial sector’s performance: under two alternative approaches for Pakistan“. M Shahbaz, MN Qureshi, N Aamir. 2007. researchgate.net … Research Journal of Finance …18 cites.
  159. Hawala: criminal haven or vital financial network?“. R Ballard. 2006. casas.org.uk 17 cites.
  160. Hawala, Money Laundering, and Terrorism Finance: Mirco-Lending as an End to Illicit Remittance“. CB Bowers. 2008. HeinOnline Denv. J. Int’l L. & Pol’y17 cites.
  161. Informal and formal money transfer networks: Financial service or financial crime?“. S Nawaz, R McKinnon, R Webb. 2002. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Money Laundering …17 cites.
  162. Money laundering countermeasures with primary focus upon terrorism and the USA patriot act 2001“. FN Baldwin Jr. 2003. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Money Laundering Control17 cites.
  163. Social networks, poverty and ethnicity“. A Gilchrist, P Kyprianou. 2011. researchgate.net Programme paper, Joseph Rowntree …17 cites.
  164. Гуманитарное измерение внешнеполитической деятельности: общественная дипломатия как научная проблема“. АИ Сухарев, А Кореньков. 2008. kuznetsovvn.ru Безопасность Евразии17 cites.
  165. THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF HUNDI: Channelling migrant remittances from East and South-east Asia to Bangladesh“. MM Rahman, BSA Yeoh. 2008. Taylor & Francis Asian Population Studies16 cites.
  166. Money laundering and asset cloaking techniques“. J Simser. 2008. emeraldinsight.com Journal of Money Laundering Control16 cites.
  167. The Qatar-Nepal remittance corridor: enhancing the impact and integrity of remittance flows by reducing inefficiencies in the migration process“. I Endo, GG Afram. 2011. books.google.com 16 cites.
  168. The financial flows of the transnational crime: Some preliminary empirical results“. F Schneider. 2011. econstor.eu 16 cites.
  169. Burma and transnational crime“. LS Wyler. 2007. books.google.com 16 cites.
  170. Global financial information, compliance incentives and conflict funding“. V Fitzgerald. 2003. Citeseer International Conference on “Globalization and Self …16 cites.
  171. Asian underground banking scheme: A field note“. L Lambert. 2002. journals.sagepub.com Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice15 cites.
  172. Capturing a market share? Migrant remittances and money transfers as a microfinance service in Sub-Saharan Africa“. C Sander. 2004. developmentbookshelf.com Small enterprise development15 cites.
  173. Money laundering trends in South Africa“. L de Koker. 2003. emeraldinsight.com Journal of money laundering control15 cites.
  174. Alternative remittance systems and terrorism financing: Issues in risk management“. M Vaccani. 2009. books.google.com 15 cites.
  175. The (Hidden) Financial Flows of Terrorist and Organized Crime Organizations: A Literature Review and Some Preliminary Empirical Results“. F Schneider. 2010. papers.ssrn.com 15 cites.
  176. Migrant Remittances and the Financial Market in Moldova“. C Sander, D Nistor, A Bat, V Petrov…. 2005. crsps.net BASIS CRSP, Madison …15 cites.
  177. Combating money laundering and terrorist financing: A model of best practice for the financial sector, the professions and other designated businesses“. Commonwealth Secretariat. 2006. books.google.com 15 cites.
  178. The (hidden) financial flows of terrorist and transnational crime organizations: a literature review and some preliminary empirical results“. F Schneider, R Caruso. 2011. econstor.eu 15 cites.
  179. Global Anti‐Money Laundering Standards and Developing Economies: The Regulation of Mobile Money“. W Vlcek. 2011. Wiley Online Library Development Policy Review15 cites.
  180. Hawala and related informal value transfer systems–an assessment in the context of organized crime and terrorist finance: is there cause for concern?“. S Keene. 2007. Springer Security Journal14 cites.
  181. Fund Transfers–African Terrorists Blend Old and New: Hawala and Satellite Telecommunications“. MR Feldman. 2006. Taylor & Francis Small wars and insurgencies14 cites.
  182. Routledge handbook of the South Asian diaspora“. J Chatterji, D Washbrook. 2014. books.google.com 14 cites.
  183. Follow the money: tracing terrorist assets“. J Gillespie. 2002. Seminar on International Finance, Harvard Law School14 cites.
  184. Terrorism financing methods: an overview“. M Freeman, M Ruehsen. 2013. terrorismanalysts.com Perspectives on Terrorism14 cites.
  185. The potential of mobile remittances for the bottom of the pyramid: findings from emerging Asia“. N Sivapragasam, A Agüero, H de Silva. 2011. emeraldinsight.com info14 cites.
  186. Remitting money to Bangladesh: what do migrants prefer?“. AKMA Ullah, PK Panday. 2007. journals.sagepub.com Asian and Pacific migration …14 cites.
  187. All modes lead to home: assessing the state of the remittance art“. E Yujuico. 2009. Wiley Online Library Global Networks14 cites.
  188. Do remittances impact the economy?: some empirical evidences from a developing economy“. H Mallick. 2008. opendocs.ids.ac.uk 14 cites.
  189. Terrorism and the law in Australia: Supporting materials“. N Hancock. 2002. parlinfo.aph.gov.au 14 cites.
  190. ZARCO Exchange: Corporate Governance Failure“. S Husain, K Siddiqui. 2013. search.proquest.com IUP Journal of Corporate Governance13 cites.
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