This volume examines trends in organized crime across Europe,
including money laundering methods and the mechanisms and
instruments used to conceal the disposal of the proceeds of crime.
These are then related to the risks posed to criminals by law
enforcement, leading to an analysis of changes in patterns of
criminal organizations. By drawing on primary and other
authoritative sources, Savona provides a report on national
experiences of criminal organizations unavailable elsewhere. It
will prove especially useful to policymakers and users, as well as
scholars looking to understand the criminal dynamics that underlie
sophisticated, international offending.
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