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VOLUME Ⅰ DEFINITIONS AND THEORIES35

PART 1 Definitions35

1 Rinconete and Cortadillo&MIGUEL DE CERVANTES37

2 On defining "organized crime": the development of a definition and a typology&MICHAEL D. MALTZ66

3 The organized crime continuum: a further specification of a new conceptual model&FRANK E. HAGAN76

4 The paradoxes of organized crime&LETIZIA PAOLI86

PART 2 Theories133

5 Crime as an American way of life&DANIEL BELL135

6 Individual choice, material culture, and organized crime&PETER A. LUPSHA155

7 Paragons, pariahs, and pirates: a spectrum-based theory of enterprise&DWIGHT C. SMITH, JR.172

8 Illegal enterprise: a theoretical and historical interpretation&MARK H. HALLER202

9 The firm: organizational logic and criminal culture on a shifting terrain&RICHARD HOBBS230

10 Economics and criminal enterprise&THOMAS C. SCHELLING244

11 What is the business of organized crime?&THOMAS C. SCHELLING261

12 A defense of organized crime?&JAMES M. BUCHANAN274

13 The economic theory of the criminal firm&PAUL H. RUBIN288

14 Economic consequences of organized violence&FREDERIC C. LANE300

15 Why state-of-nature theory?&ROBERT NOZICK315

16 The state of nature&ROBERT NOZICK320

17 War making and state making as organized crime&CHARLES TILLY334

18 Fragments of an economic theory of the mafia&DIEGO GAMBETTA353

19 The political economy of organized crime: providing protection when the state does not&STERGIOS SKAPERDAS370

PART 3 The study of organized crime403

20 Methodological problems in the study of organized crime as a social problem&DONALD R. CRESSEY405

21 The application of network analysis to criminal intelligence:an assessment of the prospects&MALCOLM K. SPARROW419

VOLUME Ⅱ ORIGINS, RESOURCES AND ORGANIZATION3

PART 4 Origins3

22 Land reform, the market for protection, and the origins of the Sicilian mafia: theory and evidence&ORIANA BANDIERA3

23 Is Sicily the future of Russia? Private protection and the rise of the Russian Mafia&FEDERICO VARESE31

24 The dark side of private ordering: an institutional and empirical analysis of organized crime&CURTIS J. MILHAUPT AND MARK D. WEST64

25 The notorious Purple Gang: Detroit's all-Jewish Prohibition era mob&ROBERT A. ROCKAWAY120

26 Organized crime in urban society: Chicago in the twentieth century&MARK H. HALLER138

27 The triads as business&YIU K. CHU159

PART 5 Information, reputation and violence175

28 Wise guy: life in a Mafia family&NICHOLAS PILEGGI177

PART 6 Organization181

29 The trademarks&DIEGO GAMBETTA183

30 Gender norms in the Sicilian Mafia, 1945-86&VALERIE PIZZINI-GAMBETTA212

31 The Benguerra family&ANNELISE GRAEBNER ANDERSON232

32 Career opportunities and network-based privileges in the Cosa Nostra&CARLO MORSELLI247

33 Organisation&YIU K. CHU281

34 The mafia in Perm&FEDERICO VARESE291

35 The modern yakuza: structure and organisation&PETER HILL315

VOLUME Ⅲ ORGANIZED CRIME AND PENETRATION OF MARKETS1

PART 7 Penetration of legal and illegal markets1

36 Orderly markets&DIEGO GAMBETTA3

37 The exploitation of prostitution&JOHN LANDESCO35

38 Numbers gambling&ANNELISE GRAEBNER ANDERSON58

39 Loansharking&ANNELISE GRAEBNER ANDERSON70

40 Labor racketeering: the Mafia and the unions&JAMES B. JACOBS AND ELLEN PETERS79

41 The rational racketeer: pasta protection in Depression Era Chicago&BARBARA ALEXANDER126

42 Racketeers as cartel organizers&PETER REUTER153

43 On the origins of fuel racketeering: the Americans and the'Russians' in New York&ALAN A. BLOCK168

44 Protection against competitors: traditional operations&YIU K. CHU188

45 Protection against competitors: recent operations&YIU K. CHU201

46 Drug dealing&YIU K. CHU212

47 Gambling&YIU K. CHU218

48 Prostitution&YIU K. CHU229

49 Private protection in Russia and Poland&TIMOTHY FRYE237

50 Casino politics, organized crime and the post-colonial state in Macau&LO SHIU HING259

51 The ethnic vice industry, 1880-1944&IVAN LIGHT282

52 An economic analysis of a drug-selling gang's finances&STEVEN D. LEVITT AND SUDHIR ALLADI VENKATESH305

53 Black and white control of numbers gambling: a cultural assets-social capital view&DARRELL STEFFENSMEIER AND JEFFREY T. ULMER336

54 Out of Africa: the human trade between Libya and Lampedusa&SALVATORE COLUCCELLO AND SIMON MASSEY387

VOLUME Ⅳ ORGANIZED CRIME AND POPULAR CULTURE, STATES AND TERRORISM1

PART 8 Popular culture1

55 The secret history of Japanese cinema: the yakuza movies&FEDERICO VARESE3

56 Mobster gravestones in 1990s Russia&OLGA MATICH23

PART 9 Co-operation between organized crime and states51

57 The Allies and the mafia&SALVATORE LUPO53

58 The gangster and the politician&JOHN LANDESCO66

59 A modern marriage of convenience: a collaboration between organized crime and U.S. intelligence&ALAN A. BLOCK91

60 Organized crime and the political-criminal nexus in China&KO-LIN CHIN AND ROY GODSON112

PART 10 The fight against organized crime155

61 Law-enforcement disruption of a drug importation network&CARLO MORSELLI AND KATIA PETIT157

62 New York City as organized crime fighter&JAMES B. JACOBS AND ALEX HORTIS179

63 Scrutinizing RICO&CARLO MORSELLI AND LILA KAZEMIAN201

64 Heisei yakuza: burst bubble and B?taih?&PETER HILL218

PART 11 Organized crime and terrorism241

65 The mafia and al-Qaeda: violent and secretive organizations in comparative and historical perspective&JANE SCHNEIDER AND PETER SCHNEIDER243

66 The crime-terror continuum: tracing the interplay between transnational organised crime and terrorism&TAMARA MAKARENKO256

PART 12 Transplantation275

67 How mafias migrate: the case of the 'Ndrangheta in northern Italy&FEDERICO VARESE277

68 Hong Kong triads after 1997&YIU KONG CHU310

69 The search for the Russian mafia: Central and Eastern European criminals in the Netherlands, 1989-2005&ANTON WEENINK AND FRANCA VAN DER LAAN318

PART 13 Decline341

70 The decline of the American Mafia&PETER REUTER343

71 The declining significance of triad societies in transnational illegal activities: a structural deficiency perspective&SHELDON ZHANG AND KO-LIN CHIN351

Index375