Lying, cheating, and stealing : a moral theory of white-collar crime /

This text uses the tools of moral and legal theory as a means to examine a range of specific white collar offenses. It includes discussion of key moral concepts such as cheating, deception and stealing.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Green, Stuart P.
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2006.
Series:	Oxford monographs on criminal law and criminal justice.
Subjects:	White collar crimes > Philosophy. Crimes en col blanc > Philosophie. 71.65 criminality as a social problem. 86.04 philosophy of law. Droit pénal. Fraudes. Professions libérales. Vol. Moralité publique. White collar crimes Wirtschaftskriminalität Ethik Economische criminaliteit. Witteboordengroep. White collar crimes > Moral and ethical aspects. Ekonomisk brottslighet > etik och moral. Electronic books.
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Table of Contents:

1. The meaning of white-collar crime
2. Some generalizations about the moral content of white-collar crime
3. A three-part framework for analysis
4. Cheating
5. Deception
6. Stealing
7. Coercion and exploitation
8. Disloyalty
9. Promise-breaking
10. Disobedience
11. A concluding thought on moral wrongfulness
12. Perjury
13. Fraud
14. False statements
15. Obstruction of justice
16. Bribery
17. Extortion and blackmail
18. Insider trading
19. Tax evasion
20. Regulatory offenses
21. Conclusion.