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Exploring criminal and illegal enterprise = new perspectives on research, policy & practice /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Exploring criminal and illegal enterprise/ edited by Gerard Mcelwee, Robert Smith.
Reminder of title:	new perspectives on research, policy & practice /
other author:	McElwee, Gerard.
Published:	Bingley, U.K. :Emerald Group Publishing, : 2015.,
Description:	1 online resource (x, 275 p.) :ill.
[NT 15003449]:	Towards a nuanced typology of illegal entrepreneurship : a theoretical and conceptual overview / Gerard McElwee, Robert Smith -- Out of the margins : evaluating the scale of employment in informal enterprises in developing and transition economies / Colin C. Williams -- 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 -- Stolen to order! Tractor theft as an emerging international criminal enterprise / Robert Smith, Gerard McElwee -- The criminal entrepreneur in David Peace's Red Riding / Martin King, Ian Cummins -- Dark matters : the institutional entrepreneurship of illicit and illegal cyberspace / Stephen Dobson, Arun Sukumar, 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 / Michelle Davey, Gerard McElwee, Robert Smith -- Value for whom? Exploring the value of informal entrepreneurial activities in post-socialist contexts / Friederike Welter, Mirela Xheneti.
Subject:	Organized crime. -
Online resource:	http://www.emeraldinsight.com/2040-7246/5
ISBN:	9781784415518 (electronic bk.)

Exploring criminal and illegal enterprise = new perspectives on research, policy & practice /
Exploring criminal and illegal enterprisenew perspectives on research, policy & practice /[electronic resource] :edited by Gerard Mcelwee, Robert Smith. - 1st ed. - Bingley, U.K. :Emerald Group Publishing,2015. - 1 online resource (x, 275 p.) :ill. - Contemporary issues in entrepreneurship research,v. 52040-7246 ;. - Contemporary issues in entrepreneurship research ;v. 5..

Towards a nuanced typology of illegal entrepreneurship : a theoretical and conceptual overview / Gerard McElwee, Robert Smith -- Out of the margins : evaluating the scale of employment in informal enterprises in developing and transition economies / Colin C. Williams -- 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 -- Stolen to order! Tractor theft as an emerging international criminal enterprise / Robert Smith, Gerard McElwee -- The criminal entrepreneur in David Peace's Red Riding / Martin King, Ian Cummins -- Dark matters : the institutional entrepreneurship of illicit and illegal cyberspace / Stephen Dobson, Arun Sukumar, 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 / Michelle Davey, Gerard McElwee, Robert Smith -- Value for whom? Exploring the value of informal entrepreneurial activities in post-socialist contexts / Friederike Welter, Mirela Xheneti.

This book examines the illegal behaviour of entrepreneurs and discusses how criminal entrepreneurs acquire information, learn from their entrepreneurial experiences, and utilize acquired knowledge to develop their organizations. The chapters demonstrate several dimensions of the entrepreneurial processes, such as imagination, innovation, calculated risk taking, alertness to opportunities, opportunity identification, as well as resource assemblage and leverage to exploit an opportunity - all in a criminal context. Illegal methods used by entrepreneurs to identify solutions to problems that lead to the generation of business opportunities are illustrated. Moreover, methods used by criminal entrepreneurs to circumvent barriers to the entrepreneurial process and business developments are highlighted. Issues relating to the formation of crimino-entrepreneurial ventures are critically discussed. Emerging issues relating to illegal corporate entrepreneurship are illustrated.

ISBN: 9781784415518 (electronic bk.)Subjects--Topical Terms:

666205
Organized crime.

LC Class. No.: HV6441 / .E97 2015

Dewey Class. No.: 364.106

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