White Collar Crime & Criminal Careers (01) by Weisburd, David - Waring, Elin - Chayet, Ellen F [Paperback (2001)]

This insightful work delves into the intricate world of white-collar crime, showcasing its complexities and the profiles of those who engage in it. The authors, experts in criminology, present a rigorous analysis that challenges the traditional notions of criminal behavior and the legal implications tied to corporate and financial misconduct.

Through detailed examinations and case studies, the book provides a comprehensive look at how societal structures and economic conditions can foster environments ripe for white-collar offenses. It emphasizes that understanding the motivations and backgrounds of offenders can shed light on prevention strategies and the social ramifications of these crimes.

The narrative is enriched by a blend of empirical research and theoretical insights, making it not only a scholarly resource but also a thought-provoking read. By addressing the nuances of criminal careers in non-physical crime, the authors contribute significantly to the field of criminology and highlight the urgent need for ongoing dialogue around the ethics of corporate conduct.