Journal of White Collar and Corporate Crime

The Journal of White Collar and Corporate Crime is an international and a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed academic journal featuring high quality contributions from a community of global scholars and researchers. The journal is aimed at uncovering the interrelations of theoretical and empirical investigation of the crimes of powerfully organized people while advancing the knowledge of white collar and corporate crime as well as the practices of social intervention and policy change. Conceptually, the journal is concerned with studying white collar and corporate crime in relation to both power and the powerful, and is open to a myriad of lenses and to the historical relations between law, criminology, economics, accounting, compliance, regulation, securitization, and financialization. The journal is broad-gauged, inclusive, and robust in its overall scope and accommodation of substantive and policy disciplines alike. The journal welcomes qualitative and quantitative studies of white collar, corporate, organized, transnational, state, nonstate, and state-corporate crime, as each of these areas of classification and inquiry are indicative of the routinization of the crimes of the powerful. This journal is a member of COPE.