Titlebook: Organizational Crime; Causes, Explanations Markus Pohlmann,Gerhard Dannecker,Subrata K. Mitra Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Markus Pohlmann,Sebastian Starystachket for the year 2014 in comparison to those of the Chinese, Asians, foreign-born persons and natives. The gender differentials are analysed in the context of three premia, viz. ‘a(chǎn)ge, wage and vintage’ as distinct parts of skill premium in the skill-biased technological change (SBTC). Five significa

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he women answered five questions invoking a frame of reference, which referred them all back to India before and after 1947, the year of Indian Independence. The majority of the women emigrated in a family group. The majority of Anglo-Indians emigrated because a man who was the breadwinner of the fa

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How to Explain and Fight Organizational Crimein Western countries that are considered to be relatively non-corrupt? The book investigates this problem in a comparative framework, with samples from both developed economies with long traditions of regulatory frameworks and emerging economies which are relatively new to the culture and framework

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How to Analyze Organizational Crime – Theory, Concepts, and Methodsthe detriment of the organization. In this paper, we are more interested in rule violations that were carried out for the benefit of legal organizations and according to their informal rules. Nearly half of the FCPA corruption cases in the U.S. follow this pattern of organizational crime. But how ca

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The Development of the German Criminal Regulations Against Corruption in the Public Sectorhe criminal law directed against corruption in the public sector has expanded considerably in recent decades. Data from German criminal statistics on the reality of prosecution of corruption cases in the public sector are also presented. The number of cases coming to the attention of the police and

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The Development of German Criminal Law Against Corruption in the Private SectorGerman legislator has reacted to this development by implementing the international guidelines and requirements of the European Union, the Council of Europe, the UN, and the OECD. It pursues the goal of taking legal measures against private and public corruption by means of penal and administrative