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McMAFIA: crime without frontiers

By Misha Glenny. London: Bodley Head. 2008.

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  1. Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK

    Michael Levi

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Michael Levi is ESRC Professorial Fellow in Criminology, Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University. Professor Levi is currently studying the organisation of fraud networks and the globalisation of crime and crime control. His most recent book is the second edition of The Phantom Capitalists: the Organisation and Control of Long-Firm Fraud (Ashgate).

An earlier version of this review will appear in Criminology and Criminal Justice, November 2008.

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Levi, M. McMAFIA: crime without frontiers. Trends Organ Crim 12, 78–80 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12117-008-9047-8

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