What role does crime play in bringing change and re-establishment of a better order in the society? What extent of crime in the name of war and security is justified?

War making and state making, according to Charles Tilly, are examples of organized crime since they both purport to provide protection to their citizens, and the majority of people readily accept both as legitimate forms of government. States and nation-states have historically been created through coercion and the overt display of power and strength. For this reason, Tilly claims that "war makes states." It is the basis for every government's reliance on its police force, armed forces, and executive branch. In that context: A. What role does crime play in bringing change and re-establishment of a better order in the society? What extent of crime in the name of war and security is justified? B. How integral is violence to the question of peace and safety? Is the dichotomy between war and peace omnipresent?