Crimes of States and Powerful Elites : A Collection of Case Studies.
A collection of case studies investigating the crimes of the powerful, the social harms caused and the perpetuation of inequalities through lack of prosecution.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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London :
Anthem Press,
2021.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Front Matter
- Half-title
- Title page
- Copyright information
- Dedication
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgments
- List of Contributors
- Chapters Int-con
- Introduction
- Book Outline
- Contemporary Associations
- Definitions
- Corporate Crime
- White- Collar Crime
- Professional Crime and Professional Criminals
- Social Harm
- References
- Chapter One Disasters in Aberfan and Grenfell
- Aberfan: An Act of God or Corporate Criminality?
- Introduction
- Aberfan: An Example of NCB Negligence
- Corporate Crime and Further Elaboration
- Aberfan as a Corporate Crime
- Social Harm
- A Final Word
- The Grenfell Tower Fire: A Tragedy of Negligence
- A Contextual Introduction
- The Grenfell Tower Disaster: An Economic State Crime?
- Housing and Inequality as a Contributing Factor to the Grenfell Tower Tragedy
- Social Harm
- Failures Leading up to the Tragedy
- Failures during the Grenfell Tower Fire
- Failures in the Aftermath of the Disaster
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Chapter Two Medico: Big Pharma and the Flint Water Crisis
- The Crisis of Criminal Big Pharma: Turing and Valeant Pharmaceuticals' Drug Pricing Strategies, the Wider American Pharmaceutical Industry and Implications for Global Health
- Context
- Defining Corporate Crime
- The Case of Turing and Valeant Pharmaceuticals and the Pricing Strategies of Big Pharma
- Implications for the United States and Global Health
- Deception, Criminality, Responsibility: Research and Development of New Drugs
- Concluding Observations
- The Flint Water Crisis: A Case of Environmental State-Agency Crime, Capitalist (Im)morality and Resistance
- Contextual Introduction
- Criminal Charges and Beyond
- Capitalist Immorality?
- Environmental State-Agency Crime and the Immoral State
- Social Harm and Resistance
- In Conclusion
- References
- Chapter Three Genocide: The Rohingya and Forced Sterilisation of Women of Colour in the United States
- State Crime in Myanmar: The Abuse of the Rohingya
- Introduction
- Context
- Defining the 'Crime'
- Social Harm
- Actors Involved
- Criminological Analysis
- Investigations
- A Final Warning
- The Coercive Sterilisation of American Women of Colour: Genocidal Capacity and the Welfare State
- Introductory Remarks
- The Case and Crime
- Genocidal Capacity and Language as a Catalyst for Criminality
- Tracking Race and Gender in Criminological Theory
- Using Social Harm Theory to Locate Responsibility and Accountability
- Conclusion: The Legacy of Sterilisation Abuse
- References
- Chapter Four State Crime, Corporate Crime and Organised Crime in the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the Congo