Criminal Defiance in Europe and Beyond : From Organised Crime to Crime-Terror Nexus.

Intro -- Table of contents -- List of authors -- Introduction -- Organised crime legislation in Romania: A case of policy transference? -- Russian Organised Crime in Europe -- The Wild East: An introduction to organised crime in Siberia -- Corruption and oligarchy in Ukraine: The tenacity of a problem -- Organised crime's lawyers, from lawful defence to the 'bridge function': The case of the Sicilian Mafia -- Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: A research agenda to investigate organised crime in seaports -- A policy in search of an evidence base and a credible means of implementation? -- Illegal trade in protected birds in the Netherlands: Three criminological perspectives -- Human smuggling to Italy through the Libyan coasts -- Assessing the operation of irregular migration from Eritrea and the smuggling / criminality nexus -- Organised forms of illegal migration: The case of Poland's borders -- Twenty-five years of legislation and law enforcement against money laundering in Germany: Facts and opinions -- Preventive AML in the UK property market: Inside views from the sector -- Money laundering schemes through real estate markets: A systematic review -- Law enforcement and money laundering: Big data is coming -- Why do we know so little about illicit trade in cultural goods? An analysis of obstacles to collecting reliable data -- Old dogs, new tricks: The use of technology by Italian archaeological looters -- The rocker phenomenon in Germany: Perceptions and government responses to outlaw bikers in an historical perspective -- The retribution of the Erinyes: Combatting outlaw motorcycle gangs from the perspective of 'undermining' criminality -- Betwixt and between: Examining the evolution of the crimeterror nexus.

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