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Rethinking white-collar crime

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Definitional and Conceptual Issues Demystifying the Crimes of the Powerful Accidents, Isolated Episodes, and Rotten Apples: The Conventional Wisdom about White-Collar Crime From Sutherland to the Justice Department: The Evolution of a Concept White-Collar Crime and the Double Standard The Problem of Explanation What Are the Facts of White-Collar Crime? Toward a Theory of White-Collar Crime The Social Control of White-Collar Crime Traditional Approaches to the Problem Is White-Collar Crime Enforcement More Symbolic than Real? Is There a Solution? References

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Key concepts: Collar, White (mutation), White-collar crime, Criminology, Sociology, Business, Biology, Gene