The social embeddedness of organized crime
The social embeddedness of organized crime
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有组织犯罪的社会嵌入性
DOI：
10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199730445.013.030
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发表时间：
2014
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通讯作者：
D. Zaitch
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作者：
H. V. D. Bunt;D. Siegel;D. Zaitch
在有组织犯罪和合法社会背景之间，通常有各种各样的“接口”，合法和非法之间的关系并不一定是对立的，也不一定是为了回避对方。有组织犯罪不是在社会真空中运作，而是习惯于与其社会环境互动。这一贡献旨在发展关于有组织犯罪的社会嵌入性的观点。它侧重于有组织犯罪在性别关系、少数民族和职业方面的根深蒂固。我们还在这里表明，环境和有组织犯罪之间的关系正在不断变化。
Between organized crime and the legitimate societal context, there are usually all sorts of “interfaces,” and the relationships between legality and illegality are by no means necessarily antagonistic or aimed at avoiding one another. Instead of operating in a social vacuum, organized crime has a habit of interacting with its social environment. This contribution aims to develop the perspective of the social embeddedness of organized crime. It focuses on the embeddedness of organized crime with regard to gender relations, ethnic minorities, and occupations. We also show here that the relations between the environment and organized crime are constantly changing.