02127nam a2200241 4500001000700000010001800007100004100025101000800066200010600074205001200180210002900192215002000221225003400241300004900275330141800324606002101742606001001763606002301773606002501796606002101821702002201842702002101864393148 a9780387747330 a20150311d2008 y0pory50 ba aeng aOrganized crimebRecurso eletrónicoeculture, markets and policiesfed. Dina Siegel, ed. Hans Nelen a1st ed. aNew YorkcSpringerd2008 a1 CD-ROMd12 cm aStudies In Organized Crimev7 aFicheiro de 3,50 MB em formato PDF (224 p.). aIntroduction. Criminal Groups and Activities. Historical Transformations. Chapter 1. Reflections on the Sicilian Mafia: Peripheries and Their Impact on Centres. Chapter 2. The Decline of the Italian Mafia. Chapter 3. Hashish Smuggling by Bedouin in South Sinai. Transnational Flows. Chapter 4 Corruption as a Causal Factor in Human Trafficking. Chapter 5. New Players in an Old Game: the Sex Market in Italy. Chapter 6. The vehicle Theft Market in Bulgaria. The Intertwinement of Illegitimate and Legitimate Activities. Chapter 7. Diamonds and Organized Crime: The Case of Antwerp. Chapter 8. Eco-Crime: The Tropical Timber Trade. Chapter 9. The Role of Hawala Bankers in the Transfer of Proceeds from Organized Crime. Chapter 10. Facilitating Organized Crime: The Role of Lawyers and Notaries. Law Enforcement Containment and Prevention. Chapter 11. Criminal Conflicts and Collective Violence: Biker-Related Account Settlements in Quebec, 1994–2001. Chapter 12. Controlling Human Smuggling in the Netherlands: How the Smuggling of Human Beings Was Transformed into a Serious Criminal Offence. Dual Strategies. Chapter 13. The Civil RICO Law as the Decisive Weapon in Combating Labour Racketeering. Chapter 14. Recent Anti-Mafia Strategies: The Italian Experience. Chapter 15. Breaking the Power of Organized Crime? The Administrative Approach in Amsterdam. About the Authors. Appendix: Scientific Board. Index. aCRIME ORGANIZADO aMAFIA aTRÁFICO DE DROGA aTRÁFICO DE PESSOAS aPROSTITUIÇÃO aSIEGELbDina4ed. aNELENbHans4ed.