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[Economic crime].

S Dinitz

    Quaderni Di Criminologia Clinica
    |October 1, 1976
    PubMed
    Summary
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    Economic crime, or white collar crime, victimizes citizens due to trust violations. Researching and controlling these offenses presents significant legal and sociological challenges.

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    Area of Science:

    • Criminology
    • Sociology
    • Law

    Context:

    • Economic crime, also known as white collar crime, represents a predatory offense distinct from street crime.
    • The concept was pioneered by Edwin H. Sutherland, defining it as a trust violation involving misrepresentation or duplicity.

    Purpose:

    • This article explores the theory and empirical research surrounding economic crime.
    • It critically examines the challenges in researching, studying, and controlling white collar offenses.

    Summary:

    • Sutherland advocated for criminal sanctions over civil remedies, sparking debate among legal scholars and sociologists.
    • Subsequent research by Clinard, Quinney, and others has empirically investigated white collar crime.
    • Herbert Edelhertz's work further conceptualized economic crime from consumer fraud to corporate malfeasance.

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    Impact:

    • The paper questions the feasibility of researching economic crime and highlights complex legal and sociological implications for its prevention and control.
    • It underscores the difficulties in defining and addressing white collar crime within existing legal and social frameworks.