Corporate Crime: Contemporary Debate - Tapa dura

Based on the conference, "Corporate Crime: Ethics, Law, and the State," held in November 1992, this volume examines various kinds of corporate crime, focusing on its causes, extent, and control. The 18 contributed essays (there is also an introductory essay by the editors) written specially for the volume by scholars from the fields of law, business, economics, political science, and sociology are grouped in four sections: controlling corporate crime; corporate form and corporate organization; financial crimes; and crimes against the environment. Paper edition (unseen), $22.95. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.