Rosoff, Pontell, and Tillman (2014) conclude that societal, institutional, and organizational factors generate the opportunities, motives, and means for white-collar criminality.
Rosoff, Pontell, and Tillman (2014) conclude that societal, institutional, and organizational factors generate the opportunities, motives, and means for white-collar criminality.
From a societal view, criminologists suggest that the ultimate source of white-collar criminality lies in the “culture of competition” that pervades American society, a culture that emphasizes wealth as a basic symbol of success, without a corresponding emphasis on the legitimate or counter-normative means used to achieve wealth.
Institutional factors relate to how a particular industry may provide the means and opportunity for white-collar crimes. Some industries are described as “criminogenic,” an implication that their internal structures play a role in generating criminal activity in the system.
Organizational factors place emphasis on how an organization may encourage or promote deviance.
Select an industry and a type of white-collar or corporate crime that is prevalent within that industry. Using scholarly academic literature, trade publications, and current events in newspapers, find 7 scholarly academic articles and 5 articles from either trade journals or newspapers addressing the type of crime in the industry you select. You will use these articles as the basis of your Secondary Data Analysis Report.
Begin your report with an overview of the industry you selected and a brief discussion of the white-collar or corporate crime that you chose to study within this industry. Discuss the impact this type of crime has on its victims, associated costs, legal issues (i.e., regulation and enforcement), the role of environmental and cultural issues, and prevention measures or remedies.
Your report should include the following parts.
Part A Introduction: Write an overview describing the industry you selected and discuss the prevalence of the crime you choose to research within the industry and society.
Part B Literature Review: Organize the works in a logical manner and summarize their content. All literary works (12 articles) should be discussed and cited.
Part C Discussion: Evaluate your Literary Review findings, addressing the following.
1. The nature of the type of crime within your industry and its impact on the victims, associated costs, and relevant legal issues.
2. The role of environmental and cultural factors in relation to the type of crime in your industry.
a. Social: Has our societal culture forced individuals to engage in crime (i.e., the need to succeed)?
b. Institutional: Are there industry dynamics that create the means and opportunities that attract individuals to engage in criminal activities?
c. Organizational: Are there organizational policies and operational directives that encourage employees to break the law for personal gain or to meet organization objectives and goals?
3. The preventive measures or remedies for the crime within your industry.
Part D Conclusion: Summarize your research findings. State your opinion on the findings and give support for your opinion.
Part E Recommendations: Recommend a total of four (4) changes you would make to current prevention methods, governing regulations, or remedies imposed for the type of crime you selected. Include your reasoning behind these recommended changes.
From a societal view, criminologists suggest that the ultimate source of white-collar criminality lies in the “culture of competition” that pervades American society, a culture that emphasizes wealth as a basic symbol of success, without a corresponding emphasis on the legitimate or counter-normative means used to achieve wealth.
Institutional factors relate to how a particular industry may provide the means and opportunity for white-collar crimes. Some industries are described as “criminogenic,” an implication that their internal structures play a role in generating criminal activity in the system.
Organizational factors place emphasis on how an organization may encourage or promote deviance.
Select an industry and a type of white-collar or corporate crime that is prevalent within that industry. Using scholarly academic literature, trade publications, and current events in newspapers, find 7 scholarly academic articles and 5 articles from either trade journals or newspapers addressing the type of crime in the industry you select. You will use these articles as the basis of your Secondary Data Analysis Report.
Begin your report with an overview of the industry you selected and a brief discussion of the white-collar or corporate crime that you chose to study within this industry. Discuss the impact this type of crime has on its victims, associated costs, legal issues (i.e., regulation and enforcement), the role of environmental and cultural issues, and prevention measures or remedies.
Your report should include the following parts.
Part A Introduction: Write an overview describing the industry you selected and discuss the prevalence of the crime you choose to research within the industry and society.
Part B Literature Review: Organize the works in a logical manner and summarize their content. All literary works (12 articles) should be discussed and cited.
Part C Discussion: Evaluate your Literary Review findings, addressing the following.
1. The nature of the type of crime within your industry and its impact on the victims, associated costs, and relevant legal issues.
2. The role of environmental and cultural factors in relation to the type of crime in your industry.
a. Social: Has our societal culture forced individuals to engage in crime (i.e., the need to succeed)?
b. Institutional: Are there industry dynamics that create the means and opportunities that attract individuals to engage in criminal activities?
c. Organizational: Are there organizational policies and operational directives that encourage employees to break the law for personal gain or to meet organization objectives and goals?
3. The preventive measures or remedies for the crime within your industry.
Part D Conclusion: Summarize your research findings. State your opinion on the findings and give support for your opinion.
Part E Recommendations: Recommend a total of four (4) changes you would make to current prevention methods, governing regulations, or remedies imposed for the type of crime you selected. Include your reasoning behind these recommended changes.
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