Concepts of vice, narcotics, and organized crime
Denny F. Pace
Abstract
Denny F. Pace
Abstract
I. THE SOCIAL RAMIFICATION OF ORGANIZED CRIME. 1. The Relationship of Organized Crime to the Community Social Structure. 2. Symptoms of Organized Crime. 3. Political Influences in Organized Crime Enforcement. 4. Role of the Legal System in Organized Crime Control. II. VICE CRIMES OF AN ORGANIZED NATURE. 5. Gambling. 6. Prostitution. 7. Organized Crime and Drug Traffic. 8. Obscenity and Pornography. III. OTHER CRIMES RELATED TO ORGANIZED METHODS. 9. Organized White Collar Crime. 10. Organized Crime and Business Transactions. 11. Militant Groups: A Force in Organized Crime. IV. INTERNAL AGENCY OPERATION. 12. Organization and Management Problems for Organized Crime Control. 13. Intelligence Gathering and Dissemination. 14. Methods for Organized Crime Control. V. EDUCATION AND TRAINING. 15. Education and Training for Organized Crime Control. 16. In Retrospect. Appendices. Index.
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I. THE SOCIAL RAMIFICATION OF ORGANIZED CRIME. 1. The Relationship of Organized Crime to the Community Social Structure. 2. Symptoms of Organized Crime. 3. Political Influences in Organized Crime Enforcement. 4. Role of the Legal System in Organized Crime Control. II. VICE CRIMES OF AN ORGANIZED NATURE. 5. Gambling. 6. Prostitution. 7. Organized Crime and Drug Traffic. 8. Obscenity and Pornography. III. OTHER CRIMES RELATED TO ORGANIZED METHODS. 9. Organized White Collar Crime. 10. Organized Crime and Business Transactions. 11. Militant Groups: A Force in Organized Crime. IV. INTERNAL AGENCY OPERATION. 12. Organization and Management Problems for Organized Crime Control. 13. Intelligence Gathering and Dissemination. 14. Methods for Organized Crime Control. V. EDUCATION AND TRAINING. 15. Education and Training for Organized Crime Control. 16. In Retrospect. Appendices. Index.
Key concepts: Organised crime, Criminology, Law enforcement, Agency (philosophy), Political science, White-collar crime, Corporate crime, Politics