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White-collar crime edited by David Nelken.
Series The International library of criminology, criminal justice & penologyDetalles de publicación: Aldershot, Hants, England Brookfield, Vt., USA Dartmouth c1993.Descripción: xxv, 622 p. 25 cmISBN:- 1855213761
- 364.1/68 20
- HV6768 .W49 1993
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This work offers contributions to the debate over white-collar crime. Divided into three sections, it covers white-collar crime as a contested concept; the causes of such crime; and the response to white-collar crime. The book dwells on the ambiguity at the heart of this type of crime.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- White-Collar Crime as a Contested Concept: Is 'white-collar crime' crime?
- Collaring the crime, not the criminal: reconsidering the concept of white-collar crime
- White-collar crime and social structure
- The institutionalization of ambiguity: early British Factory Acts
- White-collar crime
- Explaining White-Collar Crime: Causes of white-collar crime
- On the causes of 'white-collar crime': an assessment of Hirschi and Gottfredson's claims
- Toward an integrated theory of white-collar crime
- Criminological theory and organizational crime
- The organization as weapon in white-collar crime
- Automakers and dealers: a study of criminogenic market forces
- Organizational crime: 2 models of criminogenesis
- 'Heads I win, tails you lose': deregulation, crime and crisis in the savings and loan industry
- Organized crime and business crime-enterprises in the Netherlands
- The thin line between legitimate and criminal enterprises: subsidy frauds in the European Community
- Responding to White-Collar Crime: The other price of Britain's oil: regulating safety on offshore oil installations in the British sector of the North Sea
- An inspector calls
- Who is the white-collar criminal?
- Ideology, hegemony and empiricism
- Compliance strategy, prosecution policy and Aunt Sally: a comment on Pearce and Tombs
- Policing corporate 'skid rows'
- Enforcing regulation
- Sentencing the white-collar offender: rhetoric and reality
- Fraudulent justice? Sentencing the business criminal
- The regulatory dance: understanding reform processes in corporate crime
- Serious money: legitimation of deviancy in the financial markets
- Regulating money laundering: the death of bank secrecy in the UK
- Whiter than white collar crime: tax, fraud insurance and the management of stigma
- Name index