Corporate Crime examines key themes in the study of corporate crime, exploring how it is defined, legally constructed, researched and controlled. It also looks at case studies of its many forms. It contains a selection of the classic literature on the subject along with a range of contemporary writing.



Volume One: Issues of Definition, Construction and Research looks at the definition of corporate crime, and how it is legally constructed and publicly represented.


Volume Two: Cases and Explanations focuses on research on the many different forms of corporate crime, and how it has been analyzed by criminologists.


Volume Three: Controlling Corporate Crime includes an exploration of regulation and sanctioning along with new approaches.





Each volume is prefaced by an introduction which sets out the main themes and contextualizes the selections.