Can the AML system be evaluated without better data?

Overview of attention for article published in Crime, Law and Social Change, December 2017

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RT @dgwbirch: @mayazi https://t.co/aoL5lq3Y1L "We find that data are relatively unimportant in policy development and implementation"

@mayazi https://t.co/aoL5lq3Y1L "We find that data are relatively unimportant in policy development and implementation"

@digital_monad @cwarny @jp_koning @ChrisBlec @TornadoCash @USSenate For research papers: (2) #AML fails even to collect relevant data or adequately use its own data, eg (Levi et al (2018), Pol (2019, 2020): https://t.co/tLTD3YIgJO https://t.co/3bvKkq9MWa h

@tristram_hicks Indeed. Two very good articles on the measurement and data issues here if you're interested: https://t.co/wsXNUk3GGA and https://t.co/nv8vqEnI4D (published yesterday).