Organized Crime and Legislation against crime [PDF]
Academicus International Scientific Journal, 2010 Some of the most promising post-Cold War developments in Marxian thought have been stimulated by problems facing Marxists in Western Europe, to that extent they all seem to lay bare, intentionally or otherwise, the lacking of qualities, of Marx’s ...
Arben Shehu
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Towards digital organized crime and digital sociology of organized crime. [PDF]
Trends Organ Crime, 2022 AbstractAs technology has changed people’s lives, criminal phenomena are also constantly evolving. Today’s digital society is changing the activities of organized crime and organized crime groups. In the digital society, very different organized crime groups coexist with different organizational models: from online cybercrime to traditional organized ...
Di Nicola A.
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Organized Crime and Preventive Justice. [PDF]
Ethical Theory Moral Pract, 2018 By comparison with the prevention of terrorism, the prevention of acts of organizedcrime might be thought easier to conceptualize precisely and less controversial to legislate against and police.
Sorell T.
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Organized crime groups: A systematic review of individual-level risk factors related to recruitment. [PDF]
Campbell Syst Rev, 2022 Background Studies from multiple contexts conceptualize organized crime as comprising different types of criminal organizations and activities. Notwithstanding growing scientific interest and increasing number of policies aiming at preventing and ...
Calderoni F +5 more
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COVID-19 and Organized Crime: Strategies employed by criminal groups to increase their profits and power in the first months of the pandemic. [PDF]
Trends Organ Crime, 2023 The COVID-19 pandemic has created new opportunities for organized criminal groups and confronted them with new challenges. Analysis of how these groups have reacted to the pandemic yields better understanding of how they work and enables the devising of ...
Aziani A +3 more
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Contested borders: organized crime, governance, and bordering practices in Colombia-Venezuela borderlands. [PDF]
Trends Organ Crime, 2021 Based on the conceptualizations of organized crime as both an enterprise and a form of governance, borderland as a spatial category, and borders as institutions, this paper looks at the politics of bordering practices by organized crime in the Colombian ...
García Pinzón V, Mantilla J.
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Making sense of professional enablers' involvement in laundering organized crime proceeds and of their regulation. [PDF]
Trends Organ Crime, 2021 Money laundering has ascended the enforcement and criminological agenda in the course of this century, and has been accompanied by an increased focus on legal professionals as ‘enablers’ of crime.
Levi M.
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On 'Organized Crime' in the illicit antiquities trade: moving beyond the definitional debate. [PDF]
Trends Organ Crime, 2013 The extent to which ‘organized crime’ is involved in illicit antiquities trafficking is unknown and frequently debated. This paper explores the significance and scale of the illicit antiquities trade as a unique transnational criminal phenomenon that is ...
Dietzler J.
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Organized Crime, Corruption and Punishment [PDF]
Journal of Public Economics, 2005 We analyze an oligopoly model in which differentiated criminal organizations globally compete on criminal activities and engage in local corruption to avoid punishment.
Kugler, Maurice +2 more
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Crime and Justice, 2020 AbstractThe involvement of women in organized criminal activities such as street gangs, mafias, and illegal transnational markets, including human trafficking, human smuggling, and drug trafficking...
Rossella Selmini
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