Exploring criminal and illegal enterprise : new perspectives on research, policy & practice / edited by Gerard McElwee, Robert Smith.

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TextSeries: Contemporary issues in entrepreneurship research ; v. 5.Publication details: India : Emerald, 2015.Edition: First editionDescription: x, 277 pages ; 24 cmISBN:

9781784415525

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364.168 MCE.E

Summary: note: pt. I AN INTRODUCTION TO ILLEGAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: SOME THEORETICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL CONSIDERATIONS Towards A Nuanced Typology Of Illegal Entrepreneurship: A Theoretical And Conceptual Overview / Robert Smith Out Of The Margins: Evaluating The Scale Of Employment In Informal Enterprises In Developing And Transition Economies / Colin C. Williams pt. II CRIMINAL TYPES AND TYPOLOGIES: THE ROLE OF CONTEXT, PLACES AND SPACES Modelling Entrepreneurial Endeavour In The Nexus Between Terrorism And Organised Crime: Does Supporting Terrorism Present A Red Line In Organised Criminals Pursuit Of Profit? / Martin Gallagher White-Collar, Blue-Collar And Collarless Crime: The Complicity Of Victims In `Victimless Crime' / Robin Fletcher Creative Compliance, Constructive Compliance: Corporate Environmental Crime And The Criminal Entrepreneur / Angus Nurse Contents note continued: Stolen To Order! Tractor Theft As An Emerging International Criminal Enterprise / Gerard McElwee The Criminal Entrepreneur In David Peace's Red Riding / Ian Cummins Dark Matters: The Institutional Entrepreneurship Of Illicit And Illegal Cyberspace / Lucian Tipi Learning From The Worst: The U.S. Prison System As A University Of Destructive Utility / Mellani J. Day Conversations With A `Small-Town' Criminal Entrepreneur: A Case Study / Robert Smith Value For Whom? Exploring The Value Of Informal Entrepreneurial Activities In Post-Socialist Contexts / Mirela Xheneti.

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note: pt. I AN INTRODUCTION TO ILLEGAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: SOME THEORETICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Towards A Nuanced Typology Of Illegal Entrepreneurship: A Theoretical And Conceptual Overview / Robert Smith
Out Of The Margins: Evaluating The Scale Of Employment In Informal Enterprises In Developing And Transition Economies / Colin C. Williams
pt. II CRIMINAL TYPES AND TYPOLOGIES: THE ROLE OF CONTEXT, PLACES AND SPACES
Modelling Entrepreneurial Endeavour In The Nexus Between Terrorism And Organised Crime: Does Supporting Terrorism Present A Red Line In Organised Criminals Pursuit Of Profit? / Martin Gallagher
White-Collar, Blue-Collar And Collarless Crime: The Complicity Of Victims In `Victimless Crime' / Robin Fletcher
Creative Compliance, Constructive Compliance: Corporate Environmental Crime And The Criminal Entrepreneur / Angus Nurse
Contents note continued: Stolen To Order! Tractor Theft As An Emerging International Criminal Enterprise / Gerard McElwee
The Criminal Entrepreneur In David Peace's Red Riding / Ian Cummins
Dark Matters: The Institutional Entrepreneurship Of Illicit And Illegal Cyberspace / Lucian Tipi
Learning From The Worst: The U.S. Prison System As A University Of Destructive Utility / Mellani J. Day
Conversations With A `Small-Town' Criminal Entrepreneur: A Case Study / Robert Smith
Value For Whom? Exploring The Value Of Informal Entrepreneurial Activities In Post-Socialist Contexts / Mirela Xheneti.

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