Anth 210: Cartels, Gangs, and Crime Syndicates
Sociology & Anthropology
This course examines organized crime from a global anthropological perspective. It provides an introduction to concepts such as outlaws, social bandits, gangs, the mafia, cartels, crime syndicates, the illicit economy, protection rents, extortion, and money laundering. The class also discusses efforts by governments, law enforcement, and international bodies to neglect, selectively contain, or eradicate organized crime.
3 Credits
Instruction Type(s)
- Lecture: Lecture for Anth 210
Subject Areas
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