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Organisational behaviour knowledge as a tool for fighting organised crime [Recurso eletrónico] : final report / coord. Helinä Häkkänen-Nyholm, coord. Jan-Olof Nyholm

Autor: HÄKKÄNEN-NYHOLM, HelinaCo-autor: NYHOLM, Jan-OlofIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Vantaa : National Bureau of Investigation, 2011Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmISBN: 9789515334077Assunto: 225700 | 341295 | 325843 | 1361 | 231088 | 323001 | 224774Resumo: Acknowledgements. Summary. 1. Introduction. 1.1 Organised crime prevention. 1.2. Organisational behaviour framework. 1.3 Destructive organisational psychology. 1.4 Theoretical background of the project. 2. Project aims and methodology. 2.1 Methodology. 3. Results. 3.1 Study A. 3.2 Study B. 4. Conclusions. 4.1. Organised crime strategies. 4.2. The use of behaviour knowledge in operational activities. 4.3 Guidelines for future research. References.
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Acesso reservado à PJ. Ficheiro de 410 Kb em formato pdf (71 p.). Publicação financiada pelo programa "Prevention of and fight against crime" da Comissão Europeia, coordenada pelo "National Bureau of Investigation" (Finland) e que contou com a participação dos seguintes parceiros: SOCA; Europol; Benelux universiteit Eindhoven; Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Latvia; Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Lithuania; Swedish National Criminal Police e do Estonian Ministry of the Interior.

Acknowledgements. Summary. 1. Introduction. 1.1 Organised crime prevention. 1.2. Organisational behaviour framework. 1.3 Destructive organisational psychology. 1.4 Theoretical background of the project. 2. Project aims and methodology. 2.1 Methodology. 3. Results. 3.1 Study A. 3.2 Study B. 4. Conclusions. 4.1. Organised crime strategies. 4.2. The use of behaviour knowledge in operational activities. 4.3 Guidelines for future research. References.

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