Illicit Firearms Markets and Organised Crime is an interdisciplinary collection with contributions from leading and emerging experts whose research considers the intersections between illicit firearms, organized crime, and criminal networks across the globe.
Illicit Firearms Markets and Organised Crime is an interdisciplinary collection with contributions from leading and emerging experts whose research considers the intersections between illicit firearms, organized crime, and criminal networks across the globe.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Professor David Bright is a criminologist and forensic psychologist. His research interests include criminal networks, organised crime, and illicit markets (e.g., drugs, firearms). He is Director of the Deakin Covert Networks Lab which conducts ground-breaking research using social network analysis and related approaches to study organised criminal groups and terrorist groups. Professor Bright has been Chief Investigator on five consecutive Australian Research Council (ARC) funded projects in addition to projects funded by industry and government. He is currently appointed to the ARC College of Experts. Professor Bright is the author (with Professor Chad Whelan) of Organised Crime and Law Enforcement: A Network Perspective (published by Routledge in 2021) which applies a network theoretical lens to organised crime.
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* Introduction * Part I. * 1: Anthony Braga: The Illicit Sources of Guns to Criminal Groups in the United States * 2: Lina Grip: Organized Crime and Illicit Firearms in Europe * 3: Michael E. Picard: Illicit Firearms, Organized Crime, and Illegal Economies in South-east Asia * 4: Carlos A. Pérez Ricart: The Nexus of Firearms and Organized Crime in Latin America * 5: Piotr Chlebowicz: Illicit Firearms Markets and Organized Crime in Eastern Europe * 6: Adewunmi J. Falode and Wasiu A. Balogun: Illicit Firearms Markets and Organized Crime in Africa * 7: Nicolas Florquin, Simon Anderson, Anne-Séverine Fabre, Callixtus Joseph, and Joy St. John: Not Just a Ballistic Affair: Firearms Trafficking, Crime, and Violence in the Caribbean * Part II. * 8: Monique Mann, David Bright, and Ashley Allen: Firearms Technology and Organized Crime: Assessing the Threat * 9: David Décary-Hétu, Arielle Chainé, and Étienne Blais: Illicit Firearms Markets Accessible Through the Dark Web * 10: Fenna van der Wijk, David Bright, and Freddie Kootstra: A Multiplex Network Perspective on Illicit Firearms Trafficking * 11: David Bright and Mark Halsey: 'If You Get into the Business, You Have to Arm Up': The Possession, Display and Discharge of Firearms by Members of Organized Criminal Groups * 12: Annelies Pauwels and Nils Duquet: Firearms, Conflict, and Terrorism-A Violent Nexus * Conclusion
* Introduction * Part I. * 1: Anthony Braga: The Illicit Sources of Guns to Criminal Groups in the United States * 2: Lina Grip: Organized Crime and Illicit Firearms in Europe * 3: Michael E. Picard: Illicit Firearms, Organized Crime, and Illegal Economies in South-east Asia * 4: Carlos A. Pérez Ricart: The Nexus of Firearms and Organized Crime in Latin America * 5: Piotr Chlebowicz: Illicit Firearms Markets and Organized Crime in Eastern Europe * 6: Adewunmi J. Falode and Wasiu A. Balogun: Illicit Firearms Markets and Organized Crime in Africa * 7: Nicolas Florquin, Simon Anderson, Anne-Séverine Fabre, Callixtus Joseph, and Joy St. John: Not Just a Ballistic Affair: Firearms Trafficking, Crime, and Violence in the Caribbean * Part II. * 8: Monique Mann, David Bright, and Ashley Allen: Firearms Technology and Organized Crime: Assessing the Threat * 9: David Décary-Hétu, Arielle Chainé, and Étienne Blais: Illicit Firearms Markets Accessible Through the Dark Web * 10: Fenna van der Wijk, David Bright, and Freddie Kootstra: A Multiplex Network Perspective on Illicit Firearms Trafficking * 11: David Bright and Mark Halsey: 'If You Get into the Business, You Have to Arm Up': The Possession, Display and Discharge of Firearms by Members of Organized Criminal Groups * 12: Annelies Pauwels and Nils Duquet: Firearms, Conflict, and Terrorism-A Violent Nexus * Conclusion
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