Early accounts by informants described mafia groups in the United States and Italy as consisting of bosses, lieutenants and soldiers who controlled territories and run profitable criminal enterprises with these groups ("families"). These accounts provided the essence of the hierarchical model of organized crime, operating with a clear structure, ranking, and organization.
Experts speaking about mafia-style crime
Talks related to mafia-style crime
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Ndrangheta and Rinascita Scott trial
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Crime and music
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Expert networks addressing TOC
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How useful is it to confiscate mafia assets in Europe in 2021: The example of France
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Understanding the modernisation of a mafia: The case of the Neapolitan Camorra
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Gender and organized crime in Italy
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Italian mafias in Europe: From text to context
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Organized crime in Africa
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Rio's 'jogo do bicho' [gambling] organisation: Brazil's unknown 'cosa nostra'
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Criminal networks
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Chasing the Mafia - 'Ndrangheta, memories and journey
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Organized crime and Russian-Ukrainian War
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Transforming trauma as preventative strategy: Trauma-informed approaches to nurturing resilience against organised crime in at-risk youth
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How US policy shapes organized crime in Mexico
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Gangs and organized crime in Central America
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Extortion in Guatemala
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Addressing crimes of extortion
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Falcone/Borsellino, 30 years
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Ireland: Organised crime, illicit enterprise and/or violent extremism
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