Edited by Barry Rider OBE, Professorial Fellow, Centre for Development Studies, University of Cambridge, UK

‘Professor Barry Rider, himself a first rate authority on economic crime, has corralled a team of 10 noted academics to produce a timely agenda for research into fraud. His theme of prevention, containment and management provides a convincing response to a neglected but vital sector of criminality which enjoys worryingly exponential growth.’

• Contents:Foreword xiiiIntroduction xvii1 Financial crime as an area of study and research 1Barry Rider2 Corporate misconduct’s relevance to society 31Eugene Soltes3 Financial crimes – a criminological researchperspective 49Michael Levi4 Controlling financial crime by utilizing thecriminal justice system 69John Reading SC5 Challenges in policing financial crime 89Mary Alice Young and Amber Phillips6 Financial crime: the regulator’s perspective 105G Philip Rutledge7 Financial regulation and fraudulent activity 125Andrew Haynes8 Cybercrime and cyber resilience 147Richard Parlour9 Research priorities for the international controlof economic and financial crime 169Richard AlexanderIndex 189

Edited by Barry Rider OBE, Professorial Fellow, Centre for Development Studies, University of Cambridge, UK

‘Professor Barry Rider, himself a first rate authority on economic crime, has corralled a team of 10 noted academics to produce a timely agenda for research into fraud. His theme of prevention, containment and management provides a convincing response to a neglected but vital sector of criminality which enjoys worryingly exponential growth.’

• Contents:Foreword xiiiIntroduction xvii1 Financial crime as an area of study and research 1Barry Rider2 Corporate misconduct’s relevance to society 31Eugene Soltes3 Financial crimes – a criminological researchperspective 49Michael Levi4 Controlling financial crime by utilizing thecriminal justice system 69John Reading SC5 Challenges in policing financial crime 89Mary Alice Young and Amber Phillips6 Financial crime: the regulator’s perspective 105G Philip Rutledge7 Financial regulation and fraudulent activity 125Andrew Haynes8 Cybercrime and cyber resilience 147Richard Parlour9 Research priorities for the international controlof economic and financial crime 169Richard AlexanderIndex 189

Edited by Barry Rider OBE, Professorial Fellow, Centre for Development Studies, University of Cambridge, UK

‘Professor Barry Rider, himself a first rate authority on economic crime, has corralled a team of 10 noted academics to produce a timely agenda for research into fraud. His theme of prevention, containment and management provides a convincing response to a neglected but vital sector of criminality which enjoys worryingly exponential growth.’

• Contents:Foreword xiiiIntroduction xvii1 Financial crime as an area of study and research 1Barry Rider2 Corporate misconduct’s relevance to society 31Eugene Soltes3 Financial crimes – a criminological researchperspective 49Michael Levi4 Controlling financial crime by utilizing thecriminal justice system 69John Reading SC5 Challenges in policing financial crime 89Mary Alice Young and Amber Phillips6 Financial crime: the regulator’s perspective 105G Philip Rutledge7 Financial regulation and fraudulent activity 125Andrew Haynes8 Cybercrime and cyber resilience 147Richard Parlour9 Research priorities for the international controlof economic and financial crime 169Richard AlexanderIndex 189