Refers to clearly defined, organized criminal groups. This typology also includes militia and guerrilla groups that are primarily funded by illicit activities. There are four defining features of a mafia-style group: a known name, a defined leadership, territorial control and identifiable membership.
Criminality
6.97
Criminal markets
6.43
Criminal actors
7.50
Resilience
1.88
Criminality
6.55
Criminal markets
5.60
Criminal actors
7.50
Resilience
1.88
Criminality
7.82
Criminal markets
7.43
Criminal actors
8.20
Resilience
5.46
Criminality
8.08
Criminal markets
7.67
Criminal actors
8.50
Resilience
1.46
Criminality
7.68
Criminal markets
8.27
Criminal actors
7.10
Resilience
4.50
Criminality
2.33
Criminal markets
2.47
Criminal actors
2.20
Resilience
4.88
Criminality
6.35
Criminal markets
7.00
Criminal actors
5.70
Resilience
5.13
Criminality
1.53
Criminal markets
1.67
Criminal actors
1.40
Resilience
5.92
Criminality
3.42
Criminal markets
3.03
Criminal actors
3.80
Resilience
5.17
Criminality
5.22
Criminal markets
4.63
Criminal actors
5.80
Resilience
4.42
The criminal markets score is represented by the pyramid base size and the criminal actors score is represented by the pyramid height, on a scale ranging from 1 to 10. The resilience score is represented by the panel height, which can be identified by the side of the panel.
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