Abstract
The article examines the mechanism of interaction between the system of international financial and economic relations and transnational organized crime in the field of legalization of criminal capital circulating on the world market of investment and financial services. The author draws a conclusion about the structural and functional dependence between the architecture of international financial and economic relations and criminological characteristics of transnational organized crime in the field of legalization of criminal capital circulating on the world market of investment and financial services.
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