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• Mafia Raj
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• Mafia Raj (India)
  | nameofpractice =Mafia Raj ..., A., Martin, N., Picherit, D., Rollier, P., Ruud, A., and Still, C. 2016. Mafia Raj: The Rule of Bosses in South Asia (Unpublished Manuscript).  </ref>)
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• Mafia Raj
  #REDIRECT [[Mafia Raj (India)]]
  31 bytes (4 words) - 17:10, 9 May 2019
• Goonda Raj
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• Goonda
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• Omertà (Italy)
  ...ing silent about crimes or deviant acts, particularly those perpetrated by mafia groups ...[:Category: Europe| Europe]] – [[:Category: EU| EU]] – [[:Category: Mafia| Mafia]]
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• Mafia Raj (India)
  | nameofpractice =Mafia Raj ..., A., Martin, N., Picherit, D., Rollier, P., Ruud, A., and Still, C. 2016. Mafia Raj: The Rule of Bosses in South Asia (Unpublished Manuscript).  </ref>)
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• Tangentopoli (Italy)
  ...businesses in return for protection. The behaviour of both politicians and mafia members is similar in that both are the ‘actors’ who demand kickbacks. ...nizzata”,’ 3 December http://www.liberoquotidiano.it/news/cronaca/11729239/Mafia-capitale--Di-Pietro-.html</ref>).
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• Obshchak (Russia)
  ...snaya Mafiya''. Moscow: Samotsvet</ref><ref>Varese, F. 2001. ''The Russian Mafia: Private Protection in a New Market Economy''. Oxford: Oxford University Pr ...>Varese, F. 2011. 'How Mafias take advantage of globalization: The Russian Mafia in Italy', ''British Journal of Criminology'': 235-253</ref>.
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• Kanonieri qurdebi (Georgia)
  ...ting body of rules’<ref>Slade G. 2013. Reorganizing Crime: Mafia and Anti -Mafia in Post-Soviet Georgia (Oxford: Oxford University Press)</ref>. ...or petrol stations<ref>Slade G. 2013. Reorganizing Crime: Mafia and Anti -Mafia in Post-Soviet Georgia (Oxford: Oxford University Press)</ref>.
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• Goudui and Yingchou (China)
  ...123<ref>Schneider, J., Schneider, P. 2003. Reversible Destiny: Mafia, Anti-Mafia, and the Struggle for Palermo. Berkeley: University of California Press.</r
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• Bustarella (Italy)
  ...mafia-type network. Approximately 200 million Euros were frozen when the ''Mafia Capitale'' case was uncovered in December 2014, and some forty-six politici ...reat Game of the Goose.jpg|300px|thumb|left|The Great Game of the Goose of Mafia Capitale: Monthly Euro payments among city officers and regional politician
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• Stoyanshik (Georgia)
  ...ram</ref><ref>Slade, G. 2012. 'No Country for Made Men: The Decline of the Mafia in Post-Soviet Georgia', Law & Society Review, 46(3): 623–649, http://doi ...ted. This might be due to the fact that stoyanshiki are not connected with mafia and organised crime circles. Furthermore, stoyanshiki do not compete with t
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• Amici, amigos (Mediterranean and Latin America)
  ...ss and his personal political connections. The alleged ritual kiss between Mafia boss Totò Riina and Italy’s former Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti would
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• Birzha (Georgia)
  ...al (Accessed: 19 December 2014).</ref>. Reorganizing Crime: Mafia and Anti-mafia in Post-Soviet Georgia. Oxford: Oxford University Press.. Through tighter l
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• Voto di scambio (Italy)
  ...ups while ''capi elettori'' (head electors) control one local group (the ''mafia'' is often involved in these). ...erina'' (The prince and the dancing ballot), launched by the District Anti-Mafia Directorate of Napoli revealed a stratagem based on ballot swapping. Once t
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• Barone (Italy)
  ...tent of the phenomenon, comparing it in style to practices employed by the mafia. Other publications and debates in the national media have been inspired by ...-optations: Yesterday and today’) describes this network of interests as a mafia system of organisation. Gazzoni suggests that co-optation does not necessar
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• Silovi Grupirovki (Bulgaria)
  ...afia Biographies.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Photograph of biographies of famous Mafia figures at Petrol station.]]
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• Vrski (Macedonia)
  ...ncome to build a villa and small winery of his own<ref>Justin Otten, ‘Wine mafia and the thieving state: tension and power at the crossroads of neoliberalis
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• Krysha (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus)
  ...in other national contexts, such as ''pizzo'' (extortion money) levied by mafia organisations in Italy. Therefore, the effectiveness of a criminal ''krysha
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• Jangmadang (North Korea)
  ...et countries, whereby private individuals, firms and groups (including the mafia) were able to extract enormous rents from the state due to its institutiona
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• Group identity and the ambivalence of norms
  and obedience within groups<ref>Gambetta, D. 1993. The Sicilian mafia: The business of private protection. Cambridge:
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