Identifying individuals associated with organized criminal networks

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• Recent Publications on Organized Crime

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• Missing the mark? Identifying child sexual abuse material forum structure and key-players based on public replies and private messaging networks

  Open Access•Frederic M Gnielka, Rebecca Reichel et al.•Humanities and Social Sciences…•2024

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• Exploring Influence Maximization in Criminal Social Networks to Identify Key Individuals and Patterns

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• Structural Hole Theory in Social Network Analysis

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• The Effect of Facial Perception and Academic Performance on Social Centrality

  Open Access•Dongyu Zhang, Ciyuan Peng et al.•IEEE Transactions on Computational…•2023

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• To Blend in or Hide Out? A Network Analysis on Maritime Criminal Co-voyages in Taiwan

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• An Innovation Model of Crime Mapping in Prevention and Suppression of Human Trafficking

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• Assessing harmfulness and vulnerability in global bipartite networks of terrorist-target relationships

  Open Access•Alessandro Spelta, Nicolò Pecora et al.•Social Networks•2022

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• Synthetic Opioid Trafficking Networks

  Abigail Curran, A D Curran et al.•Deviant Behavior•2026

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• Uncovering the degree of criminal organization

  Open Access•Hernan Mondani, Amir Rostami•Social Science Research•2022

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• Identifying sets of key players in a social network

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• Illuminating dark networks

  Open Access•David A Bright, David Bright et al.•Crime Law and Social Change•2012

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• Understanding the Structure of a Large Heroin Distribution Network

  Open Access•Mangai Natarajan•Journal of Quantitative Criminology•2006

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• Social network analysis of Australian poly-drug trafficking networks

  Open Access•Caitlin Hughes, Caitlin E Hughes et al.•Social Networks•2017

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• Centrality in social networks conceptual clarification

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• Evolution of a drug trafficking network

  David Bright, Jordan J Delaney•Global Crime•2013

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• Factoring and weighting approaches to status scores and clique identification

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