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The Socioeconomic Implications of Individual Asset Possession on Lawlessness: Analyzing the Dynamics Within Nations

  • Raiganj University
  • Amex Law College

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Abstract

This study investigates the causal relationship between decentralized asset ownership and societal Lawlessness, employing a mixed-methods approach combining theoretical frameworks (social disorganization, strain, and opportunity theories) with empirical case studies (Venezuela and Singapore). The findings reveal that disproportionate private asset accumulation exacerbates Lawlessness by fostering social inequality and eroding governance. The proposed “Nation’s Trap” model demonstrates that state-controlled asset redistribution mechanisms, such as land-value taxation and universal basic asset programs, significantly mitigate criminal behavior. Policy recommendations emphasize centralized oversight to balance individual incentives with collective stability.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationContributions to Finance and Accounting
PublisherSpringer Nature
Pages363-374
Number of pages12
DOIs
StatePublished - 2026

Publication series

NameContributions to Finance and Accounting
VolumePart F1647
ISSN (Print)2730-6038
ISSN (Electronic)2730-6046

Keywords

  • Asset ownership
  • Decentralization
  • Government control
  • Law and order
  • Lawlessness
  • Nation’s Trap

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