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050 4 HV6446 |bA224 2013
100 1 Abadinsky, Howard, |d1941-
245 10 Organized crime /|cHoward Abadinsky.
250 10th ed
260 Belmont, Calif. : |bWadsworth/Cengage Learning, |c2013
300 xviii, 478 pages : |bill., map, portraits, charts ; |c24
cm.
500 Previously published: 2010.
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 413-462) and
indexes.
505 0 Introduction to organized crime -- Development of
organized crime in the United States -- The American mafia
-- Explaining organized crime in -- Italian organized
crime and the Albanian connection -- Latin American
organized crime -- Black organized crime -- Asian
organized crime -- Russian organized crime -- Outlaw
motorcycle clubs -- "Goods and Services" : gambling,
loansharking, theft, fencing, sex, trafficking in persons,
arms, and counterfeit products -- Organized crime and drug
trafficking -- Organized crime in labor, business, and
money laundering -- Organized crime : statutes --
Organized crime : law enforcement.
520 Ever dynamic, organized crime continues to change. Efforts
to combat one aspect of the phenomenon, the American Mafia,
have reached high levels of prosecutorial success--
resulting in a decline in the organization's relative
importance. Meanwhile, criminal organizations operating on
a global scale have become more sophisticated and more
threatening, and additional crime groups have been added
to the pantheon we refer to as organized crime. Reflecting
changes that have occurred in recent years, this edition
updates information and analyses of organized crime as
well as efforts to deal with it
650 0 Organized crime |zUnited States
650 0 Organized crime |zUnited States |xHistory