International Handbook of White-Collar and Corporate Crime

The exploration of white-collar and corporate crime is meticulously dissected in this comprehensive guide, curated by Henry N. Pontell. This work offers a deep dive into the complexities surrounding these types of crime, addressing their economic impact, social implications, and the myriad motivations behind them. Delving into both historical context and contemporary case studies, the handbook serves as an essential resource for scholars, legal professionals, and policy-makers seeking to understand the nuances of corporate malfeasance.

Pontell gathers contributions from leading experts in the field, presenting various perspectives that underline the multifaceted nature of white-collar crime. From regulatory frameworks to the psychology of offenders, this handbook illuminates not only the systemic issues that allow such crimes to flourish but also strategies for prevention and enforcement. As readers navigate through the meticulously researched chapters, they gain insights that are crucial for developing effective responses to this pervasive societal concern.