Challenging Organized Crime in the Western Hemisphere : A Game of Moves and Countermoves (Hardcover)

Part One:  The Business of Organized Crime: The Concerns of States

Chapter 1  What is Organized Crime?
Chapter 2  The Sinaloa Cartel as a Concrete Example
Chapter 3  Strategies For a State Addressing Organized Crime
Chapter 4  A Final Issue of Broad State Strategy:  War or Law Enforcement
Chapter 5  Detecting Visible Indications of Organized Crime

Part Two:  Law Enforcement on Steroids

Chapter 6  The Mechanisms and Difficulties of Traditional Law Enforcement in Addressing Organized Crime
Chapter 7  Creating a Law Enforcement Capacity to Address the Advantage of Organized Crime
Chapter 8  New Strategies for Prosecutors of Organized Crime
Chapter 9 A Double-Edged Sword:  How Improved Law Enforcement Aided Whitey Bulger

 Part Three:  Globalization

Chapter 10  Going International
Chapter 11  International Law Enforcement Cooperation Pursuant to Treaties
Chapter 12  The Colombian Connection:  A Truly Cooperative Solution for an International Problem
Chapter 13  Two Critical Ingredients of International Cooperation
 
Part Four:  Secretly Moving the Proceeds of Organized Crime Back to Their Owners

Chapter 14  Moving Proceeds of Crime Without Revealing Their History
Chapter 15  The Limited Effectiveness of a Barrage of Prohibitions of Money Laundering
 
Part Five:  The Future of Organized Crime

Chapter 16  The Internet and the Exploitation of the “Fog of War”
Chapter 17  Conclusion:  Predicting the Future of the Contest Between Nations and Sizable Criminal Enterprises