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Williams -- Modelling entrepreneurial endeavour in the nexus between terrorism and organised crime : does supporting terrorism present a red line in organised criminals pursuit of profit? / Martin Gallagher -- White-collar, blue-collar and collarless crime : the complicity of victims in 'victimless crime' / Robin Fletcher -- Creative compliance, constructive compliance : corporate environmental crime and the criminal entrepreneur / Angus Nurse -- Stolen to order! Tractor theft as an emerging international criminal enterprise / Robert Smith, Gerard McElwee -- The criminal entrepreneur in David Peace's Red Riding / Martin King, Ian Cummins -- Dark matters : the institutional entrepreneurship of illicit and illegal cyberspace / Stephen Dobson, Arun Sukumar, Lucian Tipi -- Learning from the worst : the U.S. prison system as a university of destructive utility / Mellani J. 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