OCTA - EU Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2009 [Recurso eletrónico]
Autor institucional: EUROPOL. European Police OfficeIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: The Hague : Europol, 2009Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmISBN: 9789295018778Assunto: 299235 | 225700 | 103050 | 224774Resumo: Foreword by the Director. 1. Introduction. 2. Executive Summary. 3. EU Criminal markets. 3.1 Drug trafficking. 3.2 Crimes against persons. 3.3 Fraud. 3.4 Counterfeiting. 4. Analysis of criminal hubs. 4.1 Criminal hubs. 4.2 The interchange between the criminal hubs. 5. OC Groups: Typology and general assessment. 5.1 OC Group typology. 5.2 VI-SO strategy: Violence - Territory – Brand. 5.3 IN-LE and VI-LE strategies: manipulating the law enforcement process. 5.4 IN-SO strategy: local influence. 5.5 IN-SO strategy: playing the intermediary role. 5.6 OCG types and destination markets in Northern Europe. 5.7 OCGs types in the Eastern European criminal scenarios. 5.8 OCG types in the criminal hubs. 6. Horizontal organised crime: Money laundering. 7. Relevant side issues: Two instances. 7.1 OC and West Africa: Threat Assessment. 7.2 Reflecting on the economic crisis. Notes.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Polícia Judiciária | PJCD115 (Browse shelf) | PJCD115 | Available | PJ1CD115_9 |
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Foreword by the Director. 1. Introduction. 2. Executive Summary. 3. EU Criminal markets. 3.1 Drug trafficking. 3.2 Crimes against persons. 3.3 Fraud. 3.4 Counterfeiting. 4. Analysis of criminal hubs. 4.1 Criminal hubs. 4.2 The interchange between the criminal hubs. 5. OC Groups: Typology and general assessment. 5.1 OC Group typology. 5.2 VI-SO strategy: Violence - Territory – Brand. 5.3 IN-LE and VI-LE strategies: manipulating the law enforcement process. 5.4 IN-SO strategy: local influence. 5.5 IN-SO strategy: playing the intermediary role. 5.6 OCG types and destination markets in Northern Europe. 5.7 OCGs types in the Eastern European criminal scenarios. 5.8 OCG types in the criminal hubs. 6. Horizontal organised crime: Money laundering. 7. Relevant side issues: Two instances. 7.1 OC and West Africa: Threat Assessment. 7.2 Reflecting on the economic crisis. Notes.
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