The prediction and control of organized crime: a risk assessment instrument for targeting law enforcement efforts

Article Abstract:

The details of five ways in which the prediction and curtailment of organized crime can be achieved are discussed along with case studies. Law enforcement can become more effective if a risk assessment tool is used to apply prediction methods to organized crime in its proper parameters with greater team coordination and proper implementation.

United States, Venture Analysis, Methods, Case studies, Risk assessment

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"State" and "Private": up against the organizational realities of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union

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Ethnographic data, about the social organizations of the societies and states of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union is analyzed. The implications of some major policies and models that are being exported to Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union are explored.

Non-governmental organizations, Nongovernmental organizations, Social networks

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Corruption and organized crime in post-communist states: new ways of manifesting old patterns: part III: from evil empire to mafia

Article Abstract:

The different ways in which the legacies from the communist past shape mafia as public expression and how corruption and organised crime emanating from Central and Eastern European and the former Soviet Union can be misinterpreted in the West are described.

Russia, Mafia

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