Organized crime, culture, and social institutions in Europe: an application of Institutional Anomie Theory.
Organized crime activity is one form of transnational crime that is at the forefront of concerns for the global community. Organized crime quickly adapts to new social environments, illustrating its flexible and dynamic qualities. As the United Nation's Organized Crime Threat Assessment (2011)...
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