Routledge Corporate Crime: The Firm as Victim and Offender

Explore the complex dynamics of corporate wrongdoing with Corporate Crime: The Firm as Victim and Offender. Part of the Advances in Criminological Theory series, this volume by Routledge addresses the fundamental questions regarding the identity and actions of corporations in the legal and moral landscape. This academic collection brings together insights from experts to examine the who, what, where, and why of corporate crime. By tackling large-scale issues, the text works to integrate the study of corporate crime into broader criminological theory. Readers will find deep analysis on when firms act as responsible agents and the specific harms caused by their actions. Whether you are studying the impact on victims or seeking theoretical frameworks to explain wrongdoing, this book provides a structured look at how firms function as both victims and offenders. It is an essential resource for understanding the role of organizations within the study of criminology and law.