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Is financial stress a facilitating factor in cartel formation?

Journal of Economic Criminology
It is well-known that failing to achieve key organizational goals may pressure managers to commit fraud, but can it be a facilitating factor in cartel formation as well?
Jesper Fredborg Huric-Larsen
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“You walk on glass if you are in that space”: Risks and harms of corruption in wildlife justice pathways in Uganda

Journal of Economic Criminology
Wildlife crime drives existential harms including biodiversity loss and climate change, disproportionately affecting the Global South. Criminal justice approaches dominate the public response, yet scant evidence exists on how corruption, an economic ...
Anne-Marie Weeden, Nicholas Pamment
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The Social Enterprise Craze: CSO Financial Sustainability in Ghana

Nonprofit Policy Forum
As a relatively stable democracy, Ghana has long been a popular country for international donors. However, recent changes in its classification by the World Bank and government proclamations have led to a reduction in foreign aid, forcing Civil Society ...
Oeding Noemí, Newby Kara
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Acute and diffuse impacts of fraud: A victim-centred teleology for a wicked problem

Journal of Economic Criminology
Fraud is the most frequently experienced crime in the UK, yet significantly underreported. Despite its prevalence, understanding and addressing fraud remains challenging.
Christopher Freeman
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Policy Actors’ Struggle for Attention: The Role of Peer Networks in the Migration Discourse on Twitter (X)

Nonprofit Policy Forum
Policy actors (PAs) like nongovernmental organizations, political parties or governmental institutions strategically communicate on social media to gain attention and thus influence the public agenda.
Hanke Sara, Sicakkan Hakan G., Van Wolleghem Pierre Georges, Heiberger Raphael Heiko   +3 more
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Controlling embezzlement in Kuwait through situational crime prevention

Journal of Economic Criminology
The literature on the causes of corruption has been preoccupied with the corrupt individual or the socio-political and economic contexts in which corruption occurs.
Khaled S. Al-Rashidi
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Towards a re-empowerment of suburban and immigrants’ movements in the Nordic welfare states: a review of Suvi Keskinen’s Mobilising the Racialised ‘Others’

Nordisk Välfärdsforskning, 2023
Ludvig Sunnemark
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The Dilemma of Democracy: Collusion and the State of Exception

Studies in Social Justice, 2011
In what sense might the authoritarian practices and suspension of legal norms as means to combat the supposed threat of “terrorism,” within and by contemporary western democratic states, be understood as a problem of and not for democracy?
Mark McGovern
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Honoured in the Breach: Human Rights as Principles of a Past Age

Studies in Social Justice, 2007
Rights define the prevailing relations that constitute a community. They are in turn defined by the character of a given mode of production, and as that changes so too the system of rights.
Gary Teeple
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Optimizing Structural and Mechanical Properties of an Industrial Ti-6246 Alloy below β-Transus Transition Temperature through Thermomechanical Processing. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Alluaibi MHI, Balkan IV, Șerban N, Cinca I, Angelescu ML, Cojocaru EM, Alturaihi SS, Cojocaru VD.   +7 more
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