• Fundraising, organised crime and terrorist financing 

  Windle, James (Routledge, 2018-09-03)

  Running a terrorist organisation can be expensive, especially if a group engages in a prolonged campaign or assumes state functions in areas under their authority. This chapter explores how terrorism is financed, and ...
• Cyber as an enabler of terrorism financing, now and in the future 

  Carroll, Paul; Windle, James (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2018-08-20)

  The objective of this paper is to conduct a critical analysis of whether there is, or could be an incremental use of cyber in the raising and transfer of terrorism finance, compared against traditional terrorism finance ...
• The impact of the Great Recession on the Irish drug market 

  Windle, James (Sage Publications, 2017-11-10)

  This article analyses 10 years (2004–2014) of An Garda Síochána controlled drug data to investigate the impact of economic recession and globalization on the Irish illicit drug market. The limited international literature ...
• 'He just wasn't the bloke I used to know': Social capital and the fragmentation of a British organised crime network 

  Windle, James (Routledge, 2018-03-01)

  To the author's best knowledge there have been few empirical studies on the fragmentation of organised crime groups.1 This is not surprising when you consider that the internal dynamics of co-offending groups are largely ...
• Hawking the historical method in organised crime and terrorism studies 

  Windle, James; Morrison, John F.; Winter, Aaron; Silke, Andrew (Routledge, 2018-03)

  This introductory chapter evaluates the similarities and differences between terrorism and organized crime from an historical perspective. It then discusses the usefulness of historical research for understanding and ...

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