This book examines the challenges that organised criminal networks present for police and criminal intelligence agencies and the ways in which these challenges can be better understood and managed through taking a 'network' perspective.
This book examines the challenges that organised criminal networks present for police and criminal intelligence agencies and the ways in which these challenges can be better understood and managed through taking a 'network' perspective.
David Bright is an Associate Professor of Criminology with the Centre for Crime Policy and Research at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia. Chad Whelan is an Associate Professor of Criminology in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Deakin University, Geelong, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Part 1 Organised Crime 2. Organised Crime, Criminal Organisations, and Criminal Networks 3. Applying a Network Perspective to Organised Crime 4. Strengths and Vulnerabilities of Networks 5. Enablers of Organised Criminal Groups Part 2 Law Enforcement 6. Organised Crime and Law Enforcement 7. Disrupting Organised Criminal Groups 8. Network Structure 9. Network Dynamics and Tensions 10. Conclusion
1. Introduction Part 1 Organised Crime 2. Organised Crime, Criminal Organisations, and Criminal Networks 3. Applying a Network Perspective to Organised Crime 4. Strengths and Vulnerabilities of Networks 5. Enablers of Organised Criminal Groups Part 2 Law Enforcement 6. Organised Crime and Law Enforcement 7. Disrupting Organised Criminal Groups 8. Network Structure 9. Network Dynamics and Tensions 10. Conclusion
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