Add to ORKGThis chapter deals with extortion, racketeering, and organized crime in Europe. The overall argument is that market opportunities for extortion driven by lack of trust in market dynamics and variation in the characteristics of organized criminal groups may give rise to two different types of extortion and racketeering: systemic and casual
This book presents a multi-disciplinary investigation into extortion rackets with a particular focus...
Over the past decade, the topic of organized crime has become an increasingly popular addition to cr...
This paper discusses the opportunity to differentiate four different criminological types of organis...
This chapter deals with extortion, racketeering, and organized crime in Europe. The overall argument...
Extortion racketeering is an efficacious instrument available to organized criminal groups to infilt...
The first chapter discusses Edwin Sutherland's contribution to the study of white-collar crime and a...
We consider extortion gangs that are mafia-like in their protection of targets, but that are unlike ...
A first challenge in characterising and quantifying the nature and dimension of the extortion racket...
This chapter provides a picture of organized crime in Europe and its different forms of assessment. ...
Extortion is a crime committed in many countries around the world by means of violence against prope...
This chapter provides theoretical concepts and evidence to assess what organized crime does, how cri...
The infiltration of organised crime in the legitimate economy has emerged as a transnational phenome...
Research consistently shows that crime concentrates on a few repeatedly victimised places and target...
In Italy, extortion and racketeering are still the pivotal activities of different mafia organizatio...
The chapter summarises some of the research undertaken in the EU project GLODERS which is directed t...
This book presents a multi-disciplinary investigation into extortion rackets with a particular focus...
Over the past decade, the topic of organized crime has become an increasingly popular addition to cr...
This paper discusses the opportunity to differentiate four different criminological types of organis...
This chapter deals with extortion, racketeering, and organized crime in Europe. The overall argument...
Extortion racketeering is an efficacious instrument available to organized criminal groups to infilt...
The first chapter discusses Edwin Sutherland's contribution to the study of white-collar crime and a...
We consider extortion gangs that are mafia-like in their protection of targets, but that are unlike ...
A first challenge in characterising and quantifying the nature and dimension of the extortion racket...
This chapter provides a picture of organized crime in Europe and its different forms of assessment. ...
Extortion is a crime committed in many countries around the world by means of violence against prope...
This chapter provides theoretical concepts and evidence to assess what organized crime does, how cri...
The infiltration of organised crime in the legitimate economy has emerged as a transnational phenome...
Research consistently shows that crime concentrates on a few repeatedly victimised places and target...
In Italy, extortion and racketeering are still the pivotal activities of different mafia organizatio...
The chapter summarises some of the research undertaken in the EU project GLODERS which is directed t...
This book presents a multi-disciplinary investigation into extortion rackets with a particular focus...
Over the past decade, the topic of organized crime has become an increasingly popular addition to cr...
This paper discusses the opportunity to differentiate four different criminological types of organis...