Organized Crime in America: A Book of Readings

This mass-market paperback shows noticeable wear, with creases along the spine and some discoloration on the cover and pages. The binding remains intact, ensuring all pages are securely held. There is no dust jacket, as expected for this format. Despite the wear, the text is clear and legible, making it a functional copy for reading and study.

Organized Crime in America: A Book of Readings by Gus Tyler is a compelling exploration into the world of organized crime in the United States. Published by The University of Michigan Press, this fourth printing from 1977 offers a curated selection of readings that delve into the sociological and historical aspects of organized crime. First published as an Ann Arbor Paperback in 1967, this edition continues to serve as a valuable resource for those studying criminology and American history. Gus Tyler, a noted author in the field, provides insightful commentary and analysis, making this work a significant contribution to the literature on crime and society. This edition is particularly notable for its inclusion of an introduction by Senator Estes Kefauver, adding depth and context to the readings. The book is in a mass-market paperback format, which shows signs of wear but remains intact, reflecting its age and use as a scholarly resource.