In the twenty-first century, organized crime is fast emerging as a distinct security threat of the new world order. From the Sicilian Mafia to the Japanese Yakuza, this book offers a clear introduction to the global criminal underworld's key players.
An excellent survey of the state of organized crime at the beginning of the 21st century. Each essay focuses on a particular geographic area, with the exception of the last two essays, which address the topics of the convergence of terrorism and criminality and cybercrime, respectively. Some interesting information here, and well-presented.