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Book Title: Research Handbook on International Financial Crime
Editor(s): Rider, Barry
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN (hard cover): 9781783475780
Section Title: Contents
Number of pages: 4
Extract:
Contents
List of contributors ix
Foreword: some reflections on the evolution of economic and financial crimes
by Michael Levi xxviii
Introduction by Barry Rider xxxvii
Table of cases xli
PART I THE NATURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF ECONOMIC
AND FINANCIAL CRIME
1 The characteristics of economic crime and criminals 3
William Tupman
2 The concept of fraud: a comparative analysis 15
Gilbert Crentsil
3 Financial crime: a historical perspective 32
George Gilligan
4 Internationalization of crime and technology 42
Peter M. German
5 Crimes of the powerful and legitimization 51
Leonid Fituni and Irina Abramova
PART II THE ENTERPRISE OF CRIME
6 Organized economic crime 65
Shima D. Keene
7 Trafficking crimes 75
Frank G. Madsen
8 Economic crime and terror: spinning a web of greed and fear 86
Shazeeda A. Ali
PART III BUSINESS CRIME
9 The misuse and abuse of the corporate form 103
Hans Tjio
10 Anti-money laundering regime in Hong Kong 113
Mark R.C. Sutherland
11 Unfair competition and crime 125
Shirley Quo
12 Transparency and responsibility: recent developments in the regulation
of hedge funds in the US and the EU 144
Thomas R. Hurst
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vi Research handbook on international financial crime
13 Corporate governance and responsibility 155
Chizu Nakajima
14 Good corporate governance and corporate social responsibility in
Indonesian banking institutions: a pathway to preventing financial crime 166
A. Suhartati Lukito
15 Fiduciary duty of loyalty 178
Cindy A. Schipani
16 Corporate criminal responsibility: a South African perspective 191
Johan Henning and Mignon ...
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