Russian Mafia in America: Immigration, Culture and Crimes
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Russian Mafia in America: Immigration, Culture and Crimes

by James O Finckenauer, Elin J Waring

History Sociology criminology
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An academic study exploring Russian organized crime in America, focusing on immigration patterns, cultural influences, and criminal activity within Russian-speaking communities.

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This book investigates the arrival and activities of Russian organized crime groups in America following increased immigration after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The authors analyze how cultural factors, immigration patterns, and criminal enterprises intersect within Russian-speaking communities in the United States.

Research draws on law enforcement data and case studies to assess the scope and nature of these criminal networks.

The work contributes to broader discussions on transnational crime and immigrant adaptation in contemporary society.

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