Organised crime, cybercrime and the political economies behind cross-border illicit networks connect Misha Glenny's investigative books. McMafia follows criminal organisations through the Balkans, Russia, the Middle East and other regions, linking trafficking, smuggling and financial crime with the upheavals of globalisation. DarkMarket turns to online fraud and the international communities built around stolen credit-card data, hacking and identity theft. Nemesis examines Brazilian crime through the story of Antônio Francisco Bonfim Lopes and the favela of Rocinha. Glenny's style is reportorial, geopolitical and strongly interested in systems rather than isolated criminals. His bibliography sits most naturally across organised crime, cybercrime and international affairs, particularly for readers who want to see how black markets depend on banking, borders, weak institutions and legitimate global commerce. Read more Less
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