Economic Criminology: A Convenience Theory Approach
暫譯: 經濟犯罪學：便利理論取向

The objective of this book is to present economic criminology as a distinct school within criminal justice, focused on profit-driven crime and its organizational, social, and behavioral dimensions. This is achieved through applying convenience theory, which explains economic crime through the interplay of motive, opportunity, and willingness, offering a structured framework for understanding why individuals and organizations engage in financial wrongdoing.

Emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, are considered in terms of how they can be and are used in detecting and preventing economic crime, drawing on real-world case studies and theoretical integration from the fields of management, law, and the social sciences to clarify and support the claims made. By adding a criminological perspective to the legal view of corporate and individual criminal liability, readers are taught to think about economic criminology not only in terms of a lack of compliance but also as a lack of compliance regarding violations of the legal license to operate.

Economic Criminology is an essential volume for readers specializing in law and criminal justice, forming the foundation for special perspectives such as specially in white-collar crime, corporate criminal liability, and compliance violation.