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| Ihre Suche nach Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Social Structure, Crime and Criminals, Drugs, Prostitution lieferte 434 Treffer | |
| 71 | Recent developmentsin: Transnational Organized Crime, 2(2-3), 1996, p. 227-70. (Special issue: Russian organized crime) |
| 72 | Russian organized crime: a brief historyRawlinson, Patricia, in: Transnational Organized Crime, 2(2-3), 1996, p. 28-52. (Special issue: Russian organized crime) |
| 73 | Threats to the foreign business community in MoscowSerio, Joseph, in: Transnational Organized Crime, 2(2-3), 1996, p. 88-108. (Special issue: Russian organized crime) |
| 74 | Post-Soviet organized crime: a new form of authoritarianismShelley, Louise I., in: Transnational Organized Crime, 2(2-3), 1996, p. 122-38. (Special issue: Russian organized crime) |
| 75 | The emerging criminal state: economic and political aspects of organized crime in RussiaVoronin, Jurij A., in: Transnational Organized Crime, 2(2-3), 1996, p. 53-62. (Special issue: Russian organized crime) |
| 76 | Russia goes dry : alcohol, state and societyWhite, Stephen, Cambridge, University Press, 1996, xiii+250 p |
| 77 | Russians and the bottleWhite, Stephen, in: British East-West Journal, 105, Dec., 1996, p. 21-22 |
| 78 | How serious a threat is Russian organized crime?Williams, Phil, in: Transnational Organized Crime, 2(2-3), 1996, p. 1-27. (Special issue: Russian organized crime) |
| 79 | Victim, villain or symbol of the market transition? Whores in modern RussiaWilliams, Christopher, in: Irish Slavonic Studies, 16, 1995 [1996], p. 31-56 |
| 80 | Capitalizing on transition economies: the role of the Russian mafiya in trafficking women for forced prostitutionCaldwell, Gillian; ...[et al.], in: Transnational Organized Crime, 3, 1997, p. 42-73. (Special issue: Illegal immigration and commercial sex: the new slave trade) |