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Tena Prelec

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As seen in: Al Jazeera English, Taylor & Francis Online, The Conversation, Phys.org, LSE Connect, Computer Weekly, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), Transitions, The Signal Magazine, 10-Minute Talks
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The Incumbency Advantage and the Enabler Effect: How Londongrad Beat the UK Anti-Money Laundering Regime

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By John Heathershaw, Tom Mayne, Tena Prelec, Shayakhmet Tokubayev
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The emergence and survival of ‘Londongrad’, despite the UK anti-money laundering regime, is an intellectual and policy conundrum. We analyse an original dataset of £2 billion of domestic real estate in the United Kingdom owned by elites from post-Soviet states in the period 1998–2020. Our results show an incumbency advantage: exiles are more likely to lose their property, while incumbent elites—even from hostile states such as Russia—retain theirs.
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Professional indulgences: the kleptocracy problem and the transformation of global politics

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By John Heathershaw, Tena Prelec, Thomas Mayne
| 10-Minute Talks
Professional indulgences: the kleptocracy problem and the transformation of global politics John Heathershaw*† J.D.Heathershaw@exeter.ac.uk , Tena Prelec‡ tena.prelec@cas.uniri.hr , Thomas Mayne§ T.M.S.Mayne@exeter.ac.uk This article discusses the phenomenon of transnational kleptocracy and explains how kleptocrats and oligarchs have been welcomed in rule-of-law settings.
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By Gustav Jönsson, Tena Prelec
| The Signal Magazine
Billionaires from the former Soviet Union flooded into Europe throughout the 1990s. Not a few had close connections with politicians—or in some cases with the security services—in their home countries. Roman Abramovich bought the once-middling team Chelsea FC, which he took to the top of English football by spending near unheard-of money. Russian-Uzbek businessman Alisher Usmanov, meanwhile, bought nearly a third of the shares of the storied Arsenal FC.
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