Comrade criminal: Russia's new mafiya
Stephen Handelman, Moscow bureau chief for The Toronto Star from 1987 to 1992, has based his book on interviews with more than 150 Russians - mobsters, police, political crusaders, former KGB agents, new millionaires, and ordinary citizens. Handelman traces the roots of the criminal underworld to el...
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New Haven [u.a.]
Yale Univ. Press
1995
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Zusammenfassung: | Stephen Handelman, Moscow bureau chief for The Toronto Star from 1987 to 1992, has based his book on interviews with more than 150 Russians - mobsters, police, political crusaders, former KGB agents, new millionaires, and ordinary citizens. Handelman traces the roots of the criminal underworld to elements of society that have existed on the margins of Russian life for centuries and that during the last twenty years of Soviet power became an essential arm of the black-market economy. He reveals how organized crime has flourished since the demise of totalitarianism, and how the Russian mafiya has begun to export to American cities not only guns and drugs but also its particular brand of mob violence. And he shows the detrimental effects crime has had - and will continue to have - on political and economic reform in the new states of the former Soviet Union. |
Beschreibung: | X, 398 S. |
ISBN: | 0300063520 |
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title | Comrade criminal Russia's new mafiya |
title_auth | Comrade criminal Russia's new mafiya |
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title_full | Comrade criminal Russia's new mafiya Stephen Handelman |
title_fullStr | Comrade criminal Russia's new mafiya Stephen Handelman |
title_full_unstemmed | Comrade criminal Russia's new mafiya Stephen Handelman |
title_short | Comrade criminal |
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title_sub | Russia's new mafiya |
topic | Corruption politique - Russie ram Crime organisé - Russie ram Postcommunisme - Russie ram Politik Organized crime Russia (Federation) Political corruption Russia (Federation) Post-communism Russia (Federation) Organisiertes Verbrechen (DE-588)4043830-2 gnd |
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