Evolución del régimen de control y financiación del terrorismo
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Este artículo analiza la evolución del régimen contra la financiación del terrorismo en el sistema internacional. Esta actividad ha sido compleja de definir y controlar, no obstante, durante el siglo XX, diversos actores del sistema internacional, bajo el liderazgo de la ONU han desarrollado mecanismos institucionales y transnacionales para responder y limitar su alcance. En el transcurso del trabajo se evidencia la consolidación de un régimen que lucha frente a un fenómeno que cuenta con innumerables recursos para mimetizarse en la era tecnológica y que tiene la capacidad de afectar el orden mundial.
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