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Author(s): Petter Gottschalk
ISBN(s): 9781439810149, 1439810141
Edition: 1
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Year: 2009
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1439810141

ISBN 13: 9781439810149

Author: Petter Gottschalk

When criminal activity is as straightforward as a childs game of cops and robbers, the role of the police is obvious, but today‘s bad guys don‘t always wear black. In fact, the most difficult criminals to cope with are those who straddle the gray divide between licit and illicit activity. Many of these nefarious sorts operate on the fringe of soci

Table of contents: 

1 Theories of Organized Crime
Criminology Theories
Management Theories
Alien Conspiracy Theory in the United States
Case: National Intelligence Strategy of the United States
References
2 Entrepreneurship in Organized Crime
Organized Crime
Illegal Business
Criminal Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurial Capital
The Case of Terrence “Terry” Adams*
The Case of Frank and Peter Lowy*
References
3 Developing Intelligence Strategy
Strategic Planning Process
Intelligence Strategy Characteristics
Is Strategy Always Strategy?
Case: National Intelligence Model in the United Kingdom
Case: National Strategy for Intelligence and Analysis in Norway
Case: New York State Intelligence Strategy
References
4 Implementing Intelligence Strategy
Implementation Process
Y Model for Strategy Work
Implementation at the End of the Y Model
Plan Implementation
Implementation Factors
Resources Needed for the Implementation
User Involvement during the Implementation
Solutions to Potential Resistance during the Implementation
Responsibility for the Implementation
Management Support for the Implementation
Information Technology Needed for Implementation
Research Model to Explain Implementation Extent
Case: National Intelligence Model in the United Kingdom
Case: National Strategy for Intelligence and Analysis in Norway
Case: Police Intelligence Model in Sweden
References
5 Organizational Structure
Organizational Design
Organizational Configuration
Organizational Architecture
Organization Building
Structure as Determinant of Strategy Implementation
Case: An Empirical Study of Implementation and Structure
References
6 Organizational Culture
Police Personnel Cultures
Shared Occupational Values
Culture as Determinant of Strategy Implementation
Case: An Empirical Study of Implementation and Culture
Case: Advanced Empirical Study of Implementation Predictors
References
7 Intelligence Sources
Classification of Information Sources
Crime Intelligence Analysis
Market Intelligence Analysis
Intelligence Knowledge Work
Detective Knowledge Work
Case: Lawyers as Information Sources
References
8 Enforcing Law on Criminal Business
Administrative Approach to Organized Crime
Investigation Value Shop
Senior Investigating Officer
Organized Crime Economics
Case: Hawala Bankers Transferring Criminal Proceeds
References
9 Policing Motorcycle Club Organized Crime
Hells Angels Motorcycle Club
Criminal Motorcycle Clubs in Norway
HAMC Norway President Leif Kristiansen
Hells Angels Motorcycle Club World
Bandidos and Outlaws
Theories Applied to MC Crime
Knowledge Matrix in Policing MC Crime
Research Model for Policing MC Crime
References
10 Applying Police Knowledge
Police Knowledge Organization
Police Knowledge Resources
Police versus Criminal Knowledge
Operational Knowledge Sectors
Core Knowledge
Advanced Knowledge
Innovative Knowledge
Knowledge Depth
Sector 1: Random Policing
Sector 2: Disadvantaged Policing
Sector 3: Targeted Policing
Sector 4: Competitive Policing
Contingent Approach to Policing
Case: Social Intelligence and Investigation Service*
Case: Criminal Intelligence Service Alberta*
References
11 Policing Criminal Enterprises
Knowledge Support Systems
Office-to-Technology Systems: Stage 1
Officer-to-Officer Systems: Stage 2
Office-to-Information Systems: Stage 3
Officer-to-Application Systems: Stage 4
Improving Knowledge Support
Decision Chart for Crime Investigation
Road Map for Law Enforcement
Knowledge Matrix with Categories and Levels
Knowledge-Based Systems
Case: Criminal Money Management
References
12 Performance Management in Policing
Performance Management Standards
Comparative Statistics in CompStat
Value Shop Performance
Detective Thinking Styles
References
13 Performance Measurement in Policing
Empirical Study of Police Investigations
Empirical Study of Intelligence Work
Characteristics of Effective Detectives
Other Performance Indicators

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