Criminal networks and law enforcement : global perspectives on illegal enterprise /
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Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group,
2020.
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| Series: | Transnational criminal justice.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction / Anton Moiseienko
- pt. I Formation of criminal networks
- 2. Co-offending in Norway: A comparative perspective / SynĂve N. Andersen
- 3. Sticking together: Evidence of co-offending partnerships in two-mode covert networks / Johan Koskinen
- pt. II Management of criminal networks
- 4. `It's just business': Leaders' strategies for risk management in criminal networks / David Bright
- 5. Cybercrime, money mules and situational crime prevention: Recruitment, motives and involvement mechanisms / E.R. (Edward) Kleemans
- pt. III Illicit trafficking networks
- 6. To get a good price, `you have to sell in international bidding sites': Trafficking of metal-detected cultural goods from South Asia / Samuel Hardy
- 7. Using Routine Activity Theory to explain illegal fishing in the Indo-Pacific / Erika Techera
- pt. IV Criminal networks and politics
- 8. Meet the in-betweeners: Exploring the quality and strength of ties in the `Mafia Capitale' network in Rome / Anna Sergi
- 9. Power and trust networks in the organisation of crime in Ukraine / Petrus C. Van Duyne
- 10. social organisation of treason: Anti-Hitler networks in the Third Reich / Robert R. Eaulknerand Eric R. Cheney
- pt. V Advancing the field
- 11. Organised crime research 1985--2014: Mapping research dynamics through social network analysis / Pangs Kostakos
- 12. Network analysis
- Quo vadis?: A look at future developments in the field / Anton Moiseienko.