“Legitimate Strengths in Criminal Networks”
@article{Morselli2006LegitimateSI, title={“Legitimate Strengths in Criminal Networks”}, author={C. Morselli and C. Gigu{\`e}re}, journal={Crime, Law and Social Change}, year={2006}, volume={45}, pages={185-200} }
Extending from the organizing crime perspective, we study how legitimate world actors contribute to structuring a criminal network. This focus also underscores the facilitating role that some participants have in criminal settings. Based on a case study of an illegal drug importation network that was monitored by law-enforcement investigators over a two-year period, we find that although most legitimate actors (or non-traffickers) had nominal roles and contributed minimally to the criminal… CONTINUE READING
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