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The Economic Geographies of Organized Crime. By Tim Hall
Economic Geography, 2019The Economic Geographies of Organized Crime by Tim Hall is a magisterial, well-structured, extended review of and meditation on the literature on organized crime, and its relation to economic geogr...
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When opportunity knocks: mobilizing capabilities on serious organized economic crime
Public Money & Management, 2020This paper is primarily concerned with organized crime structures and how they adapt and modify to take advantage of fraud opportunities.
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Organized Crime in Cannabis Cultivation in New Zealand: An Economic Analysis
Contemporary Drug Problems, 2003This paper draws on the emerging economic theory of organized crime to investigate the role organized criminal gangs play in outdoor illicit cannabis cultivation in New Zealand. Organized criminal groups are most likely to control illicit markets where there are cost advantages from larger-scale production, the need for specialized skills, capital ...
Chris Wilkins, Sally Casswell
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Organized Crime in Italy: An Economic Analysis
Italian Economic Journal, 2023Sauro Mocetti, Lucia Rizzica
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Organized economic crime and corruption in Urkraine: The problem of countermeasures
Trends in Organized Crime, 2001The collapse of communism in Ukraine created opportunities for organized criminal groups to expand their economic criminal activities in the “shadow economy” by penetrating all levels of public and economic administration. Ukrainian law enforcement agencies are poorly equipped to handle this increase in criminal activity, especially with respect to ...
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Concept of Organized Economic Crime
Herald of Omsk University. Series Law, 2021openaire +1 more source
Soviet legacies, organized crime, and economic gangsterism: Russia, 1995–2010
Communist and Post-Communist Studies, 2018In countries like Russia, where legal institutions providing political accountability and protection of property rights are weak, some elite actors accept the use of violence as a tool in political and economic competition. The intensity of this violent exposure may vary depending on the position the province had had in the Soviet administrative ...
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Programmed and self-organized flow of information during morphogenesis
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2021Claudio Collinet, Thomas Lecuit
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The Politics and Economics of Organized Crime.
Contemporary Sociology, 1985Elizabeth Reuss-Ianni +2 more
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