Titlebook: SocialDimensions of Organised Crime; Modelling the Dynami Corinna Elsenbroich,David Anzola,Nigel Gilbert Book 2016 Springer International P

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Conclusion: a typology of extortion rackets; a model of the interdependency of state and civil society; a model of the internal workings of a criminal extortion organization; a methodological integration of various data sources on extortion rackets; and an enhanced understanding of extortion rackets as socio-economic systems.

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Introduction,time, extortion rackets can establish themselves within communities completely unknown to the rest of society. This combination of longevity and invisibility is a unique feature of extortion rackets, making them an interesting social phenomenon as well as a very-hard-to-research criminological phenomenon.

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Introduction,n brings with it. It is also lucky as nobody is ever very far from extortion. A recent European review of extortion racketeering found that extortion rackets exist in every EU member state and the same holds for almost all countries in the world. Whilst ubiquitous, in most countries extortion racket

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National Mafia-Type Organisations: Local Threat, Global Reachrella concept grouping a large array of criminal practices. Extortion is often associated with long-standing and well-organised criminal organisations, such as the Italian Mafia and the Japanese Yakuza, given the amount of data and research about these criminal groups and their popularity in contemp

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Social Norms and Extortion Rackets to grave, human life is wrapped in a tightly woven tapestry of rules, standards, and expectations that govern every aspect of social behaviour’ (Anderson & Dunning, 2014). Not only are norms widespread, but they also have powerful effects on our individual and social behaviour, often for the better