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Yakuza Past, Present and Future: The Changing Face of Japan's Organized Crime Syndicates
2014
Themis: Research Journal of Justice Studies and Forensic Science
While Japanese crime syndicates are deeply entrenched in the history and culture of Japan, much of what is known in the Western world about the Yakuza is primarily the result of stereotyping generated by mediadriven sensationalism and lowbudget motion pictures. Judgment on the crime syndicates' continued existence, modes of operation, and relatively high visibility in Japan is oftentimes passed based on sociocultural perceptions of deviance that differ from those in Japanese culture. Taking the
doi:10.31979/themis.2014.0212
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