Description |
1 online resource (281 p.) |
Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1 Deviant convenience structure -- Development of convenience theory -- Theoretical elements in convenience theory -- Structural model of white-collar convenience -- Structural model of financial motive -- Structural model of organizational opportunity -- Structural model of personal willingness -- Integrated deductive theory of convenience -- One-dimensional and multi-dimensional theories -- 2 Deviant convenience dynamics -- Dynamic model of white-collar convenience -- Dynamic influence from financial motive |
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Dynamic influence from organizational opportunity -- Dynamic influence from personal willingness -- Autobiography by a chairman of the board -- Punishment inconvenience dynamics -- 3 Negative organizational dynamics -- Professional organizational characteristics -- Organizational white-collar crime opportunity -- Organizational principal agent dynamics -- Organizational system dynamics models -- Organizational business dynamics -- Pathways into convenient white-collar crime -- 4 White-collar convenience evolution -- White-collar convenience orientation -- White-collar crime convenience |
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Financial motive convenience -- Organizational opportunity convenience -- Personal willingness convenience -- Historical convenience perspectives -- Convenience evaluation criteria -- More convenience dynamics -- 5 Operationalization of convenience -- Elements of financial motive -- Elements of organizational opportunity -- Elements of personal willingness -- Offenders and non-offenders -- Convenience survey statements -- Convenience student survey -- Oslo research results -- Braaten Vaughn convenience study -- Virginia research results -- 6 White-collar convenience themes |
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Convenience dimensions -- Convenience themes -- Research method -- Research results -- 7 Social security fraud -- Social security scandal -- Social conflict theory -- Blame game hypothesis -- Chief executive destiny -- 8 Case study: FIFA bidding process -- Denial of criminal wrongdoing -- Bidding investigation process -- FIFA president Joseph Blatter -- FIFA executive committee -- Australia and Qatar whistleblowers -- Misconduct investigation conclusions -- 9 Filling the governance gap -- Government or governance -- Corporate crime detection -- Research method -- Investigative journalists |
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Fraud examiners -- 10 Case study: movie piracy -- White-collar convenience -- Popcorn case description -- Convenience case study -- Deviant behavior willingness -- 11 Stage model for offenders -- Development of the stage model -- Research method of case study -- Case study research findings -- 12 Crisis-response dynamics -- Scandal response strategies -- Examination reports and news -- Corporate scandal responses -- Convenience theory perspectives -- Conclusion -- Index |
Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
Subject |
White collar crimes.
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Criminal behavior.
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Criminal behavior
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White collar crimes
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Form |
Electronic book
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ISBN |
9781000178579 |
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1000178579 |
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