Transnational Organized Crime
Table of Contents
- Editors' Foreword - JIA Editorial Board
- Deciphering the Linkages between Organized Crime and Transnational Crime - Jay S. Albanese
- The Diverse Facilitators of Counterfeiting: A Regional Perspective - Louise Shelley
- States, Frauds, and the Threat of Transnational Organized Crime - Michael Levi
- Central American Gangs: Changing Nature and New Partners - Douglas Farah
- The Twenty-First Century Expansion of the Transnational Drug Trade in Africa - Ashley N. Bybee
- Fighting Transnational Environmental Crime - Lorraine Elliott
- Corporate Criminal Liability: Article 10 of the Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime - Mohamed Mattar
- International Narcotics Law Enforcement: A Study in Irrationality - Frank G. Madsen
- Organized Crime in a Network Society - Misha Glenny
- Demands of Supply: The Illicit Pathways of Global Supply Chains (Graphic) - Matthew Hockenberry
- Global Vice: The Expanding Territory of the Yakuza - Jake Adelstein
- Archaeology of the Present: Organized Crime through the Study of Urban Built Environments - Eyal Weizman
- Whither Antidrug Policy? - Vanda Felbab-Brown
- Rio de Janeiro: A Local Response to a Global Challenge - Col. Robson Rodrigues da Silva
- Borderland Conditions Between the United States and Mexico - Rachel St. John and Natalia Mendoza
- Criminal Activity in a Globalizing World - Madeline K. B. Ross
- Hidden in Plain Sight: An Anthropology of the Global Criminal Underworld - David Kortava
- Outgunned: The Honduran Fight Against Transnational Cocaine Traffickers - Ana-Constantina Kolb
- The Failed Divorce of Serbia's Government and Organized Crime - Nemanja Mladenovic
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