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%J Bezbednosni Dijalozi
%D 2011
%I SS. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje
%X These papers determines the organized crimes as a national security threat to societies in transition, reveals specific factors and the emergence of organized crime in Macedonia, and analyze the dynamics of organized crime in Macedonia. The main generator of organized crime in countries with transition represents the tendency of some socialgroups and layers to capture the dominant economic and political position in the emerging social circumstances. The activities of the structures of organized crime have negative security implications for national security threat to the Republic of Macedonia, whichculminate in security, political and destabilizing factor for the development of societies in transition.
%K organized crime
%K transition
%K national security
%K threat
%K ¡°grey economy¡±.
%U http://sd.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/index.php/4/35315151?format=pdf