Contacts, Opportunities, and Criminal Enterprise

"Based on two case studies of criminal careers in international cannabis smuggling and Cosa Nosta racketeering, the book proposes a social network framework to study the underlying social relationships influencing achievement in crime. Carlo Morselli further utilizes this relational approach to illustrate how early success and long-term survival in criminal enterprise are achieved, and how criminals' networks of contacts and opportunities can insulate them from potentially career-damaging forces such as law enforcement and fellow criminals."--Jacket.

Year

2005

Language

English

Publisher

University of Toronto Press

Editions

3

Pages

210

ISBN

9780802038111

Data source: Wikidata