Corruption and Racketeering in the New York City Construction Industry - by Ronald Goldstock (Paperback)

This book, "Representing the Race," is a groundbreaking work that challenges traditional assumptions about African American literature and its political value.

Through a series of case studies spanning from the colonial era to the present day, Jarrett reveals the entrenched and intractable crime problem in the construction industry in New York City, exposing the intricate patterns of corrupt activities and relationships that have characterized business as usual in the industry for decades.

With a focus on labor racketeering controlled or orchestrated by organized crime, this book provides a sobering analysis of the construction industry, one of New York City's largest industries and a significant economic sector.

The book also offers plausible options for genuine reform, providing a radical and profound solution to the ongoing criminality in the industry.

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