Organized crime
Barriers to addiction prevention and treatment in communities with organized crime: the perspective of health providers
... of organized crime may encourage an increase in the supply of illicit substances, the incorporation of young people into crime, the promotion of substance-oriented lifestyles, and the use of violent ...
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Complicity functions for detecting organized crime rings
... Node connection to toxic nodes should be considered, i.e., the complicity nodes that are connected to a high number of toxic nodes is higher.. The above properties can be stated using t[r] ...
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Sentimientos de inseguridad en relacin con el crimen organizado en Tamaulipas, Mxico
... zens, and to comply with the ethical goal of avoiding harming respondents by making them relive traumatic experiences associated with these types of incidents. Through the snowball technique, respondents were asked to ...
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... of organized crime and corruption in the public sector are primarily determined by the quality of core public state institutions, such as the police, prosecution and the ...of organized crime ...
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... in Organized Crime were bribed by the Beltran-Leyva brothers’ drug trafficking ...for Organized Crime was then arrested in November 2008 accused of receiving bribes from the Beltran- Leyva ...
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TítuloThe danger of organizaed crime development at the East of Europe and its movement from East to West
... The European doctrine has focused attention on the identification of the objec- tive factors, as well as major causes that generate the gravest forms of organized crime, which developed intensely in the ...
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Applying Problem-Based Project-Organized Learning in a traditional system
... The Aalborg Model (Barge 2010) describes a context where PBL in the central means of teaching-learning. It specifies the features that an organization should take into account to follow an approach to problem and project ...
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Inventing the Fear of Crime. Criminology and the politics of anxiety, de M. Lee. Devon: Willan Publishing, 2007
... 4 dan lugar a invenciones, para rebatir, -erradicar diría yo- la noción de gran continuidad de lo que está dado. Bajo ciertos presupuestos, si se le otorga un sentido a la idea de origen (origen del conocimiento, de la ...
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Impact of a Judicial System Reform on Police Behavior: Evidence on Juvenile Crime in Colombia
... of crime because adolescents have many more benefits in terms of sentencing (la diferencia del código a la ley no tipifica en la estadística, más bien de pronto la conducta social que enfrenta el ...
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Crime inequality when victims adapt
... Our findings are consistent with additional evidence showing that the rich are able to protect their houses through private security devices better than the poor. The use of private security devices was highly unusual in ...
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Economic crime from a criminological perspective
... las características propias del hecho en cuestión. Dentro de esta causal se incluye la “apariencia externa de licitud”, lo que en estos tiempos pasa por la relatividad que entraña ser un empresario de éxito, del cual ...
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Organised crime , violence and development
... in crime-permeated environments may be due to the existence of state or elite- sponsored protection rackets and effective corruption ...organised crime as some sort of “alien” threat that is external to ...
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TítuloDistributed Fast Self Organized Maps for Massive Spectrophotometric Data Analysis
... Abstract: Analyzing huge amounts of data becomes essential in the era of Big Data, where databases are populated with hundreds of Gigabytes that must be processed to extract knowledge. Hence, classical algorithms must be ...
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Self-Organized Distributed Compressive Projection in Large Scale Wireless Sensor Networks
... Abstract—The optimal configuration for a Large Scale Wireless Sensor Networks (LS-WSN) is the one that minimizes the sampling rate, the CPU time and the channel accesses (thus maximizing the network lifetime), with a ...
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Self-organized sociopolitical interactions as the best way to achieve organized patterns in human social systems: going beyond the top-down control of classical political regimes
... traditional political thinkers, such as Thomas Hobbes or Max Webber, the absence of hierarchies is inconceivable because it is though that it would give rise to one of the most feared concepts in political science: ...
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Raskolnikov's transformation in crime and punishment
... Raskolnikov savagely and without the slightest sign of compassion murders the pawnbroker with the deep conviction that he is doing the right thing. His hands hold the hatchet that he firmly descends into her head ...
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El fenómeno de la violencia armada organizada (Investigación) = The phenomenon of armed organized violence
... Los jóvenes en violencia armada orga- nizada no son menores-soldado, puesto que este fenómeno aparece en muchos países que no están en guerra , y si bien los niveles d[r] ...
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Essays on the economics of crime
... real crime data in order to explore the link between frustration, euphoria, and violent property ...property crime, which has two categories: theft (property crime without violence) and robbery ...
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Crime and Conspicuous Consumption
... property crime victimization became increasingly concentrated among the poor, and that by 1994, poor households in the ...property crime than rich ...the crime burden they face, as noted by Levitt ...
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Essays on the Economics of Crime: Determinants of Crime in an Urban Context
... Legal systems introduce a line between law abiding citizens and criminals by differentiating what is socially accepted from what is not. The position of this line differs across countries and through time, but, in ...
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