Jennifer Gunning and Helen Szoke
Ashgate Dartmouth
Hardback
294
2003
The increasing professionalization of the work force and the changes in the way in which professionals carry out their work such as through the use of computing and communications technology have created new opportunities for professionals to break the law. Looking in detail at the nature and extent of crime committed by professionals such as doctors accountants and nurses the book offers some innovative solutions on preventing and controlling professional crime. In addition to examining the nature and extent of crime in the professions it also addresses some critical issues of regulation for the future concerning new and emerging professional groups and issues relating to emerging technologies.
Ashgate Dartmouth
Hardback
294
2003
The increasing professionalization of the work force and the changes in the way in which professionals carry out their work such as through the use of computing and communications technology have created new opportunities for professionals to break the law. Looking in detail at the nature and extent of crime committed by professionals such as doctors accountants and nurses the book offers some innovative solutions on preventing and controlling professional crime. In addition to examining the nature and extent of crime in the professions it also addresses some critical issues of regulation for the future concerning new and emerging professional groups and issues relating to emerging technologies.