Sentencing Frauds: A Comparative Perspective

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Inhalt/Contents
3. Editorial
4. ARTIKEL/ARTICLES. Crossing the Borders Economic Crime From an International Perspective
5. I. Economic Crime and Society, State, and Politics
6. From the Crimes of the Powerful to the Crimes of Power: An Uncomfortable Situation
7. Political Corruption as White-Collar Crime: A Framework for the Theory and Policy
8. The Paradox of Economic Crime in Japan: The Thalidomide Scourge, The Lockheed Scandal, and Endemic Political Corruption
9. The Production and Choice of Economic Crime
10. Corruption, Quality of Governance, and Economic Growth: The Slovenian Dilemma Between True Reform FromWithin and Mere Façade
11. II. Mechanisms of Regulation, Selection, and Sanctioning
12. A Theory of Selection in the Response to Economic Crime
13. Sentencing Frauds: A Comparative Perspective
14. The Breadth and Dynamics of Illegal Internet Drug Sales: The Emergence of an Ill-Defined Marketplace and the Case of the United States
15. III. Companies Face up to Economic Crime
16. Suspected Irregularities in Stock-Exchange-Listed Companies: What Are the Effects of Negative Publicity?
17. Responses of Entrepreneurs and Managers to Dishonest Competition and Coercion in Poland
18. Commitment and CounterproductiveWork Behavior as Correlates of Ethical Climate in Organizations
19. Corporate Governance of Security: The Regulation and Control of Economic Crime in the BusinessWorld
20. The Control Paradox and the Impact of Business Ethics: A Comparison of US and German Companies
21. Mitteilungen/Coming Events
22. Internetadressen
23. Buchbesprechungen/ Book Reviews
24. Bundesministerium des Inneren/Bundesministerium der Justiz (Hrsg), Zweiter Periodischer Sicherheitsbericht 2006
25. Van Dijk, J.J.M./Sagel-Grande, H.I./Toornvliet, L.G., Actuele Criminologie