Volume 51, Issue 1

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February 2009

Social & Political Transformations in White Collar Crime

Issue Editors:

Mary Dodge,
Gilbert L. Geis

12 articles in this issue

Social and political transformations in white-collar crime scholarship: introductory notes
Mary Dodge
Gilbert Geis
OriginalPaper 09 October 2008 Pages: 1 - 3
Science, values and politics: an insider’s reflections on corporate crime research
Peter Cleary Yeager
OriginalPaper 09 October 2008 Pages: 5 - 30
Bad guys: Why the public supports punishing white-collar offenders
Francis T. Cullen
Jennifer L. Hartman
Cheryl Lero Jonson
OriginalPaper 16 October 2008 Pages: 31 - 44
Exorbitant CEO compensation: just reward or grand theft?
David O. Friedrichs
OriginalPaper 07 October 2008 Pages: 45 - 72
Making the rules and breaking the rules: the political origins of corporate corruption in the new economy
Robert Tillman
OriginalPaper 03 October 2008 Pages: 73 - 86
Measuring corporate environmental crime rates: progress and problems
Carole Gibbs
Sally S. Simpson
OriginalPaper 17 October 2008 Pages: 87 - 107
Regulatory decision making: structure and agency in the development of the organizational sentencing guidelines
Laurie J. Rodriguez
OriginalPaper 11 October 2008 Pages: 109 - 125
White collar crime, consumers and victimization
Hazel Croall
OriginalPaper 05 November 2008 Pages: 127 - 146
White-collar delinquency
Henry N. Pontell
Stephen M. Rosoff
OriginalPaper 14 October 2008 Pages: 147 - 162
Two generations of Sutherland’s white-collar war crime data and beyond
John F. Galliher
Teresa J. Guess
OriginalPaper 08 October 2008 Pages: 163 - 174
“Scholarly influence” and white-collar crime scholarship
David Shichor
OriginalPaper 26 November 2008 Pages: 175 - 187
C. Wright Mills and higher immorality: implications for corporate crime, ethics, and peacemaking criminology
John F. Wozniak
OriginalPaper 15 October 2008 Pages: 189 - 203

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