Caneppele, Stefano
Organized Crime, Corruption and Crime Prevention
Part I. Crime Prevention
1. Bullying and Juvenile Delinquency: Common Risks, Different Outcomes: How to Prevent Recidivism
Anna Costanza Baldry
2. Script Analysis for Crime Controllers: Extending the Reach of Situational Crime Prevention
Benoit Leclerc
3. The Future of Crime Statistics
Chris Lewis
4. Preventing Crime in the United Arab Emirates
Gloria Laycock
5. Providing Opportunities: A Sixth Column for the Techniques of Situational Crime Prevention
Joshua D. Freilich, Graeme R. Newman
6. Preventing Crime and Evoking Altruism
Ken Pease
7. Policing and the Problem of Trust
Roberto Cornelli
8. Social Capital and Crime
Uberto Gatti
Part II. Measuring, Accessing and Estimating Crime and its Cost
9. Women Victimization Risk of Violence in Poland
Beata Z. Gruszczyńska
10. Criticising Social Indicators
David Nelken
11. Self-Reports as a Measure of Crime? A Theoretical Approach to Understanding its Strengths and Weaknesses
Ineke Haen Marshall
12. How to Record Data on Community Sanctions and Measures and the Work of Probation Agencies across Europe: The Approach of the European Sourcebook
Jörg-Martin Jehle, Stefan Harrendorf
13. Old and New Criminality: Territory, Society and Immigration in Italy
Luigi M. Solivetti
14. Analyzing Bank Robbery in Italy
Marco Dugato
15. Patterns of Theft and Fraud by Employees Against the Commercial Sector in Switzerland and in Italy
Giulia Mugellini, Giang Ly Isenring, Martin Killias
16. Immigrants as Victims of Crime
William F. McDonald
Part III. Corruption, Money Laundering & Economic Crime
17. Prevention of Corruption: Slovenian Perspective
Gorazd Meško, Bojan Dobovšek, Branko Ažman
18. An International Approach Towards Corruption
Hans de Doelder
19. Corruption Dutch style
Hans Nelen
20. Psychology and Psychopathology of White collar crime
Isabella Merzagora, Ambrogio Pennati, Guido Vittorio Travaini
21. Crime, Development and Corruption: Cultural Dynamic—Global Challenge?
Mark Findlay
22. A Review of the Causes and Effects of Corruption in the Economic Analysis
Maurizio Lisciandra
23. When Criminals Invest in Businesses: Are We Looking in the Right Direction? An Exploratory Analysis of Companies Controlled by Mafias
Michele Riccardi
24. A Sociological and Juridical Redefinition of Usury
Sonia Stefanizzi
Part IV. Mafia & Organized Crime
25. Guns and Violence: In Search of Evidence
Anna Alvazzi del Frate
26. Internet Mafias? The Dis-Organisation of Crime on the Internet
David S. Wall
27. Measuring the Presence of the Mafias in Italy
Francesco Calderoni
28. Underground Banking in the Netherlands
Dina Siegel, Henk van de Bunt
29. Choosing a Micro or Macro Perspective for Understanding Organized Crime: The Contributions of Ernesto Savona
Jay S. Albanese
30. The Business of Terrorism
Louise Shelley
31. A Bird’s Eye View on Chinese Organized Crime in North America
Sheldon X. Zhang
32. The Paradoxes of Social Research: Immigration and Criminality in Italy
Stefano Becucci
33. Italian Mafias, Public Procurement and Public Works in Southern Italy
Stefano Caneppele, Sara Martocchia
Part V. Evolution of Criminology
34. Understanding Crime Trends in Italy and Elsewhere
Michael Tonry
35. Evolution of Criminology
Roberto Catanesi, Giovanna Punzi
36. International Collaboration in Criminology
Rosemary Barberet, Tom Ellis
37. The Changing Face of Organised Crime: Can Europol keep up?
Rob Wainwright, Ben Waites
Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Criminology & Criminal Justice
- Författare
- Caneppele, Stefano
- Calderoni, Francesco
- Utgivare
- Springer
- Utgivningsår
- 2014
- Språk
- en
- Utgåva
- 2014
- Sidantal
- 22 sidor
- Kategori
- Samhälle
- Format
- E-bok
- eISBN (PDF)
- 9783319018393