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Palgrave‘s Frontiers in Criminology Theorye populations), and so begins the Vicús induction into the Central Andean world, reinforced with later conquests by the Chimú and Inca states. Such processes of political aggression result in oppression, assimilation and the eventual absorption of local populations.