How has organized crime shaped global economies, politics, and social structures? This book explores the complex legacy of organized crime, from its early roots in Italian, Irish, and Russian gangs to its modern global networks. It discusses the economic and social influence of criminal organizations, such as the Mafia, drug cartels, and human trafficking rings, and how they have penetrated legitimate businesses, politics, and law enforcement. The narrative examines the impact of organized crime on public policy, justice systems, and societal attitudes toward crime and punishment. By analyzing the ways in which organized crime continues to shape both national and international economies and politics, the book provides a critical understanding of its legacy in contemporary global issues like corruption, security, and social inequality.
Science fiction & fantasy