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The Suppression of Organised Crime: New Approaches and Problems

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Ayling, Julie
Broadhurst, Roderic

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Palgrave Macmillan Ltd

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Organized crime poses many challenges, not least to the State itself and the very fabric of civic society. Analytically the first challenge is definitional because, as Varese (2010) notes, there is no agreed definition. Nevertheless, a shared understanding of the problem is important because effective strategies against organized crime require an agreed conceptual starting point

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Policing and Security in Practice: Challenges and Achievements

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2037-12-31