CRJ 330 - GW: Organized Crime

3 Credit(s)

This course introduces students to organized crime from a global perspective and examines the history and development of American organized crime, characteristics, definitions, types and theoretical paradigms of organized crime, criminal activity associated with organized crime and domestic and international efforts to combat both American and transnational organized crime. It examines the evolution of organized crime and its impact on investigative and prosecutorial strategies. The course will look at a number of national and transnational crime groups.
Bonaventure Designated Course: GW: Global and Writing