1. Editor’s note

   • James O. Finckenauer

   EditorialNotes Pages: 1 - 1

2. Co-Editors’ commentary

   • James O. Finckenauer
   • Jennifer L. Schrock

   EditorialNotes Pages: 2 - 3

3. The prediction and control of organized crime: A risk assessment instrument for targeting law enforcement efforts

   • Jay S. Albanese

   Studies Pages: 4 - 29

4. Trafficking in women and children for purposes of sexual exploitation: The criminological aspect

   • Tatyana A. Denisova

   Studies Pages: 30 - 36

5. Ukraine, International money laundering, and the investigation of organized crime

   • Alexander N. Gorodysky

   Studies Pages: 37 - 42

6. The transnational political criminal nexus of trafficking in women from Ukraine

   • Donna M. Hughes
   • Tatyana A. Denisova

   Studies Pages: 43 - 67

7. Organized economic crime and corruption in Urkraine: The problem of countermeasures

   • Alexander G. Kalman

   Studies Pages: 68 - 76

8. The growing importance of Ukraine as a transit country for heroin trafficking: U.S.-Ukraine research partnership

   • Mary Layne
   • Mykola S. Khruppa
   • Anatoly A. Muzyka

   Studies Pages: 77 - 93

9. The dualism of business victimization and organized crime

   • Vyacheslav A. Tulyakov

   Studies Pages: 94 - 99

10. Organized crime in Ukraine: Challenge and response

    • Phil Williams
    • John Picarelli

    Studies Pages: 100 - 142

11. A behavioral model for Ukrainian organized crime groups

    • Alexander N. Yarmysh

    Studies Pages: 143 - 149