Cartel (disambiguation)
A cartel is a tight organization based on a formal agreement among commercial enterprises with conflicting interests.
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Cartel may also refer to:
Various cartels
- Cartel, adopted from Dutch language Kartel (electoral alliance), a public and formal electoral alliance between political parties (hence, cartel parties)
- Cartel party theory, evaluates influences among state and political parties (hence, cartel parties)
- Drug cartel, a drug trafficking organization (the article lists specific cartels)
- State cartel theory, addresses international relations formed by states (hence, cartel states)
- Cartel (intergovernmental agreement)
Music
Groups and labels
- Cartel (band), an American pop punk band
- Cartel (rap group), a Turkish hip hop group
- The Cartel (record distributor), a network of record distributors in the UK
Albums
- Cartel (Cartel album), the band's self-titled album
- Cartel (hip hop album), a German 1995 compilation album
Film
- Cartels (film), a 2017 action film starring Steven Seagal
- The Cartel, a 2010 documentary film by Bob Bowdon that covers the failures of public education in the United States by focusing on New Jersey
Other uses
- Cartel (concept), an ambiguous concept, which usually refers to a combination or agreement between rivals
- Cartel (intergovernmental agreement), spread throughout the 17th to 19th century in the Western world
- Cartel (ship), a vessel engaged in a humanitarian voyage, such as the exchange of prisoners
- Galindo cartel, a cartel that figured largely in Sons of Anarchy (season 4) and the spinoff series Mayans M.C.
- The Cartel, a professional wrestling stable in the Global Wrestling Federation, in the 1990s
See also
- Cartell, an Irish vehicle checking company
- El Cartel (disambiguation)
- Kartel (disambiguation)
- Kartellen, Swedish gangsta-rap and hip hop formation
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