Global Crime

2004 - 2025

Current editor(s): Carlo Morselli

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Rethinking violence pp. 293-297: Vittorio Bufacchi
Machiavelli and the Gracchi: prudence, violence and redistribution pp. 298-305: John P. McCormick
Violence for equality: lessons from Machiavelli pp. 306-319: John Baker
Asymmetric war, symmetrical intentions: killing civilians in modern armed conflict pp. 320-336: Michael L. Gross
Beyond definition: violence in a global perspective pp. 337-355: Keith Krause
Economic sanctions and global governance: the case of Iraq pp. 356-367: Joy Gordon
Violence: a public health perspective pp. 368-395: Ivan Perry
Violence, integrity and education pp. 396-415: Jamil Salmi
The so-called mindlessness of violence: violence as a pathological variant of aggression pp. 416-431: Richard Mizen

To fix or not to fix? How corruptors decide to fix football matches pp. 157-177: Declan Hill
Beyond the ‘Natasha’ story -- a review and critique of current research on sex trafficking pp. 178-195: Sheldon X. Zhang
Criminalisation, modernisation, and globalisation: the US and international perspectives on domestic violence pp. 196-223: Shahid M. Shahidullah and C. Nana Derby
Trafficking in persons in Australia: myths and realities pp. 224-247: Andreas Schloenhardt, Genevieve Beirne and Toby Corsbie
Financing terrorism along the Chechnya--Georgia border, 1999--2002 pp. 248-260: Timothy S. Wittig
Introduction pp. 261-261: Federico Varese
The Camorra closely observed pp. 262-266: Federico Varese
Women in Gomorrah pp. 267-271: Valeria Pizzini-Gambetta
Investigative journalism, Saviano style pp. 272-275: John Lloyd
Reply pp. 276-279: Roberto Saviano
British piracy in the golden age: history and interpretation, 1660--1730 pp. 280-281: Arne Bialuschewski
Cultural warfare and trust: fighting the Mafia in Palermo pp. 282-284: Peter Schneider
Russia's battle with crime, corruption and terrorism pp. 284-286: Kelly Hignett
Drug smugglers on drug smuggling pp. 286-288: Apostolos Maspero
Drug lords. The rise and fall of the Cali cartel. The richest, most powerful crime syndicate in history pp. 288-290: Francisco E. Thoumi
Community policing in America pp. 290-292: Joseph Wheatley

Introduction pp. 1-5: Martin Bouchard and Chris Wilkins
What is a criminal organization and why does the law care? pp. 6-23: Phil Curry and Steeve Mongrain
The size and influence of a criminal organization: a criminal achievement perspective pp. 24-40: Pierre Tremblay, Martin Bouchard and Sévrine Petit
Understanding optimal criminal networks pp. 41-65: Stephen Easton and Alexander Karaivanov
How illegal drugs enter an island country: insights from interviews with incarcerated smugglers pp. 66-93: Jonathan P. Caulkins, Honora Burnett and Edward Leslie
Economic analysis of drug transaction ‘cycles’ described by incarcerated UK drug dealers pp. 94-112: Jonathan P. Caulkins, Benjamin Gurga and Christopher Little
The market for crystalline methamphetamine in Sydney, Australia pp. 113-123: Rebecca McKetin, Jennifer McLaren, Erin Kelly and Jenny Chalmers
The black market in China for tiger products pp. 124-143: Brendan Moyle
Exploring the organization of Russia Far East's illegal wildlife trade: two case studies of the illegal fur and illegal falcon trades pp. 144-154: Tanya Wyatt

Shifts in police--informant negotiations pp. 291-305: Mathilde Turcotte
The big circle boys: Revisiting the case of the flaming eagles pp. 306-331: Alex Chung
The Triborder--terrorism nexus pp. 332-347: Rensselaer Lee
Women and the mafia: A methodology minefield pp. 348-353: Valeria Pizzini-Gambetta
Is cheating a universal moral concept? pp. 354-367: Enrico Basile
Book Reviews pp. 368-385: Mark Galeotti, Gavin Slade, Robert Lambert, Paola Monzini, Ben Power, Jane Schneider and Percy Allum

Organised crime, occupations and opportunity pp. 185-197: Edward R. Kleemans and Henk G. Van de Bunt
Economic structure and vulnerability to organised crime: Evidence from Sicily pp. 198-220: Andrea Lavezzi
The cost of protection racket in Sicily pp. 221-240: Adam Asmundo and Maurizio Lisciandra
Organised property crimes in Belgium: the case of the ‘itinerant crime groups’ pp. 241-247: Stijn Van Daele
Mexico: Cartels, corruption and cocaine: A profile of the Gulf cartel pp. 248-261: Stephanie Brophy
‘Bogies in the wire’: Is there a need for legislative control of cyber weapons? pp. 262-272: Hank Prunckun
Brazil: Democracy, inequalities, citizenship and crime pp. 273-277: Rolando Ochoa
Book Reviews pp. 278-289: Mary Gibson

Criminal histories: an introduction pp. 1-7: Mark Galeotti
‘Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves’: an allusion to Abbasid organised crime pp. 8-19: Wisam Mansour
Living on the edge in an ancient imperial world: Aztec crime and deviance pp. 20-34: Frances Berdan
Co-option or criminalisation? The state, border communities and crime in early modern Europe pp. 35-51: Kelly Hignett
Pirates, markets and imperial authority: economic aspects of maritime depredations in the Atlantic World, 1716--1726 pp. 52-65: Arne Bialuschewski
The history of native Americans and the misdirected study of organised crime pp. 66-83: Jane Dickson-Gilmore and Michael Woodiwiss
The world of the lower depths: crime and punishment in Russian history pp. 84-107: Mark Galeotti
The German underworld and the Ringvereine from the 1890s through the 1950s pp. 108-135: Arthur Hartmann and Klaus von Lampe
Economic draining -- German black market operations in France, 1940--1944 pp. 136-168: Paul Sanders
The history of international police cooperation: a 150-year evolution in trends and approaches pp. 169-184: Nadia Gerspacher