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, 2013 Not least in the wake of the financial crises which erupted across many of the most advanced economies from 2007 onwards, evidence of immoral and illegal practices on the part of corporations seems ubiquitous.
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The Journal of Asset Protection and Financial Crime, 1994
Corporate crimes are crimes committed in the course of otherwise legitimate working procedures in respectable organisations. Although corporate crimes can cause many forms of physical, moral and financial damage, in practice the administration of criminal justice is rather lenient.
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Corporate crimes are crimes committed in the course of otherwise legitimate working procedures in respectable organisations. Although corporate crimes can cause many forms of physical, moral and financial damage, in practice the administration of criminal justice is rather lenient.
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2008
Corporate Crime examines the ever-present problem of white-collar and corporate crime, not only within the United States but also worldwide. Should corporations and their employees be held criminally liable for shoddy business practices? This volume explores both sides of the question, discussing the nature and scope of corporate crime, the ...
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Corporate Crime examines the ever-present problem of white-collar and corporate crime, not only within the United States but also worldwide. Should corporations and their employees be held criminally liable for shoddy business practices? This volume explores both sides of the question, discussing the nature and scope of corporate crime, the ...
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Corporate Rationality as Corporate Crime
Studies in Political Economy, 1993If capitalist production has increased the sum total of commodities it has also been associated with a stunning amount of devastation inflicted on human life and on the environment.
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Corporate Capitalism, Corporate Crime
Crime & Delinquency, 1981This article considers the structural relationships between corporate crime and American corporate capitalism. Large corporations are assumed to pursue profit, growth, and market share expansion subject to constraints imposed by markets and the state.
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