Titlebook: Organised Crime in Europe; Concepts, Patterns a Cyrille Fijnaut,Letizia Paoli Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2004 Inst

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From Thievish Artel to Criminal Corporation: The History of Organised Crime in Russianisations have riches and capital, and experience of collaboration with business, economists and even certain politicians. On the other hand, stripping the cloak of mystery and myths from the mafia and organised crime is usually a very difficult task. A study of the history of organised crime helps

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Urban Knights and Rebels in the Ottoman Empireolonies in the European countries France, Cyprus, Germany, the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain. However, we can trace back to Turkey a well-established underworld with deep historical roots. Some specific cultural traits – courage, fearless manliness and a code of honour – can sti

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Comparative Synthesis of Part Ily referred to as gang crime and the underworld. Particular branches of the Italian mafia, most notably the Sicilian ones, and a number of the criminal gangs operating in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Germany, the Netherlands, present-day Belgium and France have, however, long attracted close

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Introduction to Part II: Sources and Literature the Council of Europe and many of their Member States, there is no comprehensive and regularly updated overview of the nature, extent and development of this problem in Europe. Anyone wishing to study this problem in depth consequently faces a stern task. Firstly, interested scholars, practitioners

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Organised Crime in Italy: Mafia and Illegal Markets – Exception and Normalitycore sections of this article (4 and 5), the specificities of the southern Italian mafia phenomenon are singled out and the other protagonists of organised crime active in the country are briefly described. (The comparative synthesis at the end of this Part will show that the Italian mafia is an ina

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How Organised is Organised Crime in France?e expression ‘organised crime’ made its appearance in the French public debate in the early 1990s, in parallel with the end of the Cold War and the bipolar world view that this had engendered. Two assessments are implicitly associated with the concept of organised crime: that the existing law enforc

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