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The Japanese Mafia

Yakuza, Law, and the State
in: Sociology
Summary:

The book provides an in-depth analysis of the Yakuza, exploring its history, structure, and activities, as well as its complex relationship with Japanese society, law enforcement, and politics. It examines how the Yakuza has evolved over time, the legal and policy responses to organized crime in Japan, and the impact of these criminal organizations on both the state and the legitimate economy.

Key points:

1. Yakuza Origins: The book traces the Yakuza's evolution from feudal Japan's service groups to modern crime syndicates, highlighting their adaptability to societal changes.

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