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Bulletin de Périodique
Global Crime , Vol.6, n°1 - February 2004 - Global crime today
Paru le :
01/02/2004
Année
2004
Langue(s) :
Anglais
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CONTENTS:
• Introduction: Global Crime Today. Galeotti M., p. 1-7.
• North American Organised Crime. Albanese J.S., p. 8-18.
• Italian Organised Crime: Mafia Associations and Criminal Enterprises. Paoli L., p. 19-31.
• Globalisation and Latin American and Caribbean Organised Crime. Bagley B., p. 32-53.
• The Russian 'Mafiya': Consolidation and Globalisation. Galeotti M., p. 54-69.
• Organised Crime in East Central Europe: The Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. Hignett K., p. 70-83.
• Chinese Organised Crime. Lintner B., p. 84-96.
• The Changing Face of the Yakuza. Hill P., p. 97-116.
• State Crime: The North Korean Drug Trade. Perl R.F., p. 117-128.
• The Crime-Terror Continuum: Tracing the Interplay between Transnational Organised Crime and Terrorism. Makarenko T., p. 129-145.
• The Global Dimension of Cybercrime. Grabosky P., p. 146-157.
• Introduction: Global Crime Today. Galeotti M., p. 1-7.
• North American Organised Crime. Albanese J.S., p. 8-18.
• Italian Organised Crime: Mafia Associations and Criminal Enterprises. Paoli L., p. 19-31.
• Globalisation and Latin American and Caribbean Organised Crime. Bagley B., p. 32-53.
• The Russian 'Mafiya': Consolidation and Globalisation. Galeotti M., p. 54-69.
• Organised Crime in East Central Europe: The Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. Hignett K., p. 70-83.
• Chinese Organised Crime. Lintner B., p. 84-96.
• The Changing Face of the Yakuza. Hill P., p. 97-116.
• State Crime: The North Korean Drug Trade. Perl R.F., p. 117-128.
• The Crime-Terror Continuum: Tracing the Interplay between Transnational Organised Crime and Terrorism. Makarenko T., p. 129-145.
• The Global Dimension of Cybercrime. Grabosky P., p. 146-157.
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