Organized crime: definition, causes, conditions

The theorists of anarchy believe that any system is violence against a person. However, in the absence of proper control by the "white systems" - the state, control over the life of society takes over the "black systems" - organized crime. Human nature inherent desire for order, so in any case, the systems are formed from both sides, sometimes forming "gray systems", that is, for example, bribed by criminals, the police.

What is organized crime? These are local, existing within the framework of one state, or even transnational organizations consisting of criminals and aiming at illegal activities in most cases to extract huge profits. They are distinguished by high centralization and iron discipline from temporarily arising associations of petty criminals. Usually the scale of their activities is extremely high and their profitability is high. Some researchers also classify terrorist groups as "organized crime". But such people have somewhat different motives - political ones.

In different countries, the percentage of the population and the amount of money rotating in this shadow sphere may differ. For the United States, the greatest danger is represented by Mexican drug dealers.

What are the causes and conditions of organized crime? The reasons are diverse, first of all they are related to the low economic level in the state. To put it simply, people come to organized crime because of despair and impossibility to earn honestly on the average level of life. Of great importance is the level of education, only the organizers of illegal business are educated. It also matters society's understanding of a clear boundary between "what is good and what's bad" for a given state. The attitude towards prostitution in the Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates is completely different. And the doubts of individual people in the correctness of common opinion leads them into the ranks of criminal organizations. What are the conditions? Organized crime often occurs where there is a lack of development of laws, vague wording, and in areas where official structures (police) are corrupt and go on a deal with the organizers of criminal activities.

Why is transnational organized crime widespread? The fact is that the legislation in some states allows you to give out the money received in a criminal way for earned money, in other countries it is called "money laundering". Thus, an international organization makes money "legal" in another state, and then transfers them to a more "strict" country, after which they can be safely used and not attract attention to themselves. Organized crime (for example, trafficking in prostitutes) also uses property inequality in different states. For dubious work, it's easier to recruit a girl who does not have work or prospects at home. Therefore, people are easily found even when it is clearly visible that the future work is more like slavery.

Foreigners who want to marry a Russian have recently been avoided, like fire, by girls from the town of Lugansk, and from Yoshkar-Ola. The fact is that there was a whole organization. In most cases, not even a girl "worked" with men. There was a whole system for obtaining money from men, who were solicited for specious purposes - such as surgery for the grandmother. And "brides" promised to come at the expense of the groom. Naturally, there were problems, and if the deceived did not agree to solve them - the brides disappeared. And if he agreed - from the naive man in the pocket of scammers went even larger amounts of money. The scale was very large, so much has been said about this story, especially abroad.