Organized crime in the 21st Century: motivations, opportunities, and constraints
Chapter 1. Setting the scene -- Part. 1 Markets and networks -- Chapter 2. The Development and Surges of Organized Crime: An Application of Enterprise Theory -- Chapter 3. The organisation of crime in the transnational adoption market -- Chapter 4. Drug crime and the port of Rotterdam: About the phenomenon and its approach -- Chapter 5. Drug-related organized crime in the Meuse Rhine EU-region and the role of national borders -- Chapter 6. 'Clan Crime' in Germany: Migration Politics, Socio-economic Conditions and Intergenerational Transmissions of Criminal Behavior -- Chapter 7. Arab Organized Crime in Israel -- Chapter 8. The h200d office: the local embeddedness of the Dutch Crips gang -- Chapter 9. Contract Killings by Organised Crime Groups: The Spread of Deadly Violence -- Part 2. Responses -- Chapter 10. The criminalization of the trade in wildlife -- Chapter 11. Policing the Environment: The Prosecution of Wildlife and Environmental Crimes -- Chapter 12. Why The Hague Convention Isn't Enough: addressing enabling environments for criminality in intercountry adoption -- Chapter 13. Tackling criminal family networks in the Netherlands: observations & approaches -- Chapter 14. Are Dark Number Estimates of Crime Feasible and Useful?.