Organized Crime, Seventh Edition: From the Mob to Transnational Organized Crime
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Organized Crime, Seventh Edition: From the Mob to Transnational Organized Crime

by Jay S. Albanese

History Law Sociology criminology
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Organized Crime, Seventh Edition offers an academic overview of organized crime, following its development from traditional mob structures to transnational criminal activity. Suitable for students and readers in criminology, criminal justice, law, and related social sciences, it explores the changing nature and reach of organized crime.

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Organized Crime, Seventh Edition examines the subject of organized crime through the progression suggested by its subtitle: from the mob to transnational organized crime.

The book provides an academic overview of criminal organizations and the changing forms organized crime can take.

Its focus makes it relevant to readers studying criminology, criminal justice, law, and related social sciences.

This seventh edition presents an updated treatment of a subject shaped by evolving criminal networks and their broader reach.

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