Question

How has the collapse of the Soviet Union fostered pirate capitalism and organized crime? Be specific with your answer and support your answer. Do you think that if the Soviet Union did not collapse pirate capitalism and organized crime would still flourish? Support your opinion

Answer 1

As the Communism collapsed in Russia, the legal system which was implemented in today's society was not up to the mark and field to compete with the economic as well as social changes. This type of transition into market economy without a proper presence of a legal structure for protecting the property rights of individuals as well as in forcing the contract as well as settling the business dispute while maintaining harmony in the society. Criminal organisations rise to their full showing. As many of the businessman in Russia started to depend on private protection services in exchange of 15 to 20% of the total value of the company's total gross earning.
Many gangs were operating in Russia which is also a major concern as Businessman used to take protection from the different organisations usually acting as an criminal organisation. Without any proper registration or licences many of the people living inside Russia take the justice on their own hands and formation of the Mafia was initiated.
When people in Russia felt the power of working to The Wrong side without any specific law to protect the civilians, organised crimes were born. Many organisational criminal activities directly reduce the overall impact of legal systems as well as increase the control of Mafia over the Russian society creating a basic structure of organised crime initiation.

Organisational must have florist even if the pirate capitalism shouldn't have collapsed. As the rate of inclusion of the organised crime was already present in the pirate capitalism for Russia, overall growth of organisation Prime was relatively low as compared to the fall of pirate capitalism. This type of approach would'nt have saved russia to get into the hands of the organised crime.