Although comparative criminology is of increasing importance in the globalizing world and
several remarkable studies have been published, at least quantitatively, comparative …

White‐collar and corporate crimes are ubiquitous in The People's Republic of China as they
are elsewhere. This chapter discusses the literature addressing such lawbreaking within the …

In policing practices, railway policing has an essential role to ensure the public security of
extensive railway network. However, limited attention has been given to understanding the …

A significant development in criminology over the past decades has been the growing
recognition of the prevalent Western-centric bias (Carrington, 2017; Liu, 2007a; Moosavi …

In this chapter, we illustrate how the Internet can be used to facilitate qualitative research on
corruption and white-collar crime. The Internet provides increasing access to data that would …

This thesis contributes to understanding of the tradecraft of fraudsters who commit complex
financial crimes. It takes up the challenge laid down by Levi (1984) and Braithwaite (1985) to …

Corruption is perhaps the most ubiquitous and well-studied form of white-collar crime in
China. This chapter examines research and conceptual issues regarding the illegal use of …

Despite the importance and centrality of comparative criminological research, there are still
substantial methodological impediments to its development. This chapter discusses the …

This dissertation is inspired by Garland's Culture of Control, which provides an ideological
lens through which to understand responses to street crime. The present study aims to utilize …