Criminal Networks and Law Enforcement : Global Perspectives On Illegal Enterprise /: Global Perspectives On Illegal Enterprise. (2019)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Saskia Hufnagel, Anton Moiseienko.
• Editors: Hufnagel, Saskia; Moiseienko, Anton
• Contents: ‘Introduction’ by Saskia Hufnagel and Anton Moiseienko (Queen Mary University of London, UK); Part I: Formation of Illicit Networks; 2. ‘Co-Offending in Norway: A Comparative Perspective’ by Synøve N. Andersen (Statistics Norway); 3. ‘Sticking Together Under Covertness: An Evidence of Co-Offending Partnerships in Two-Mode Covert Networks’ by Chiara Broccatelli, Martin Everett and Johan Koskinen (all – University of Manchester, UK); 4. ‘Cybercrime, Money Mules and Situational Crime Prevention: Recruitment, Motives and Involvement Mechanisms’ by E.R (Rutger) Leukfeldt (NSCR, Netherlands) and E.R. (Edward) Kleemans (VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands); Part II: Illicit Trafficking Networks; 5. ‘Nigerian Women in Transit: Understanding Cooperation in a Human Trafficking Network’ by Charlotte Baarda (University of Oxford, UK); 6. ‘Transnational Organisation of Disorganised Crime: Netnography and Open-Source Analysis of Metal Detecting and Antiquities Trafficking’ by Samuel Hardy (University of Rome, Italy and University College London, UK); 7. ‘Using Routine Activity Theory to Explain Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported Fishing in the Indo-Pacific’ by Jade Lindley and Erika Techera (both – University of Western Australia); Part III: Illicit Networks and Politics; 8. ‘Meet the In-Betweeners: Exploring the Quality and Strength of Ties in the "Mafia Capitale" Network in Rome’ by Anna Sergi (University of Essex, UK); 9. ‘Exerting Political Influence through Networks: Charting the Transnational Exploitation of Public Officials by Colombian Rebels’ by Diego Dominquez Mejia and Russell Brewer (both – Flinders University, Australia); 10. ‘The Social Organisation of Treason: Anti-Nazi Networks in the Third Reich’ by Robert R. Faulkner (University of Massachusetts Amherst, US) and Eric R. Cheney (Central Washington University, US); Part IV: Advancing the Field; 10. ‘Organised Crime Research 1985-2014: Mapping Three Decades of Research Dynamics through Social Network Analysis’ by Panos Kostakos (University of Oulu, Finland; 11. ‘Concluding Remarks’ by Saskia Hufnagel and Anton Moiseienko (Queen Mary University of London, UK);
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2019
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 364.106; Transnational crime; Criminals -- Social networks; Crime prevention; Law enforcement; LAW -- General; LAW -- Comparative; LAW -- Criminal Law -- General; Crime prevention; Law enforcement; Transnational crime; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781351176187; 1351176188; 9781351176194; 1351176196; 9781351176170; 9781351176163; 1351176161
• Related ISBNs: 135117617X; 0815386001; 9780815386001
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