Financial Crimes by Edelbacher, Maximilian -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Series Editor’s Preface Financial Crimes Preface Foreword Acknowledgments Editors Contributors Section I: NEW SECURITY CONCEPTS

1: Changing Concepts of Security: The Preventive Turn in Defensive Design 2: History of Crisis and the Quest for Security 3: Development toward a “Security Society”: The Case of Austria 4: The Concept of Security in the European Union 5: Human Security and the United Nations Security Council

Section II: FINANCIAL CRIMES: A GLOBAL THREAT

6: White Collar Crime 7: Cyber Crime and Economic Crime 8: Organized Crime, the Mafia, White Collar Crime, and Corruption 9: Rule of Law versus Financial Crime 10: The Financial Crisis and the Haphazard Pursuit of Financial Crime 11: Fighting Corruption: The Role of the Media in the Broader Global Context 12: Financial Crisis or Financial Crime?: Competence and Corruption

Section III: PREVENTING ANOTHER FINANCIAL CRISIS: ROLES OF CONTROL MECHANISMS

13: Dealing with Insurance: What Can Be Learned 14: Police Detectives and Investigative Reporters Working Hand in Hand against Organized Crime 15: Human Factors Analysis: How to Build Resilience against Financial Crimes 16: Stronger Oversight of the Financial Sector: Lessons from Institutional Reforms in Developing Countries 17: Business Angels: Can They Help to Prevent Another Financial Crisis? 18: Legislative and Programming Initiatives to Prevent and Control Financial Crimes in the United States 19: Financial Crime: Past, Present, and Future

Epilogue Index A Call for Authors

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