The Business of Organised Crime
Some researchers believe that ethnic homogeneity among gang members, or that criminal groups of different ethnicities, are perpetually at war with one another, leading them to conclude that organised crime is a racial phenomenon. However, Assistant Professor Nafis Hanif from SMU’s School of Social...
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Main Author: | Hanif, Nafis |
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2014
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