Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
1. An Empirical Sample of Criminals
2. More Empirical Analysis of the Sample
3. Theoretical Framework
4. Economical Dimension
5. Organizational Dimension
6. Behavioral Dimension
7. International Case Studies
8. Characteristics of Private Investigations
9. Financial Crime Specialists
10. The Case of GM Ignition Switch Investigation
11. Theoretical Perspectives on Investigations
12. Evaluation of Investigations
13. Sample of Investigations
14. The Case of HR Broadband Investigation
15. The Case of Langemyhr Investigation
16. The Case of Moscow School Investigation
17. The Case of Stangeskovene Investigation
18. The Case of Turkish Children Investigation
19. The Case of Yara Corruption Investigation
20. Investigation Social Responsibility
21. Private Investigation Situations
22. Key Issues in Private Investigations
Conclusion
Literature
Index
Audience: Business schools (financial crime), departments of criminal justice (criminology), police academies (investigations), and auditing firms (forensic accounting).