Titlebook: Cloaking White-Collar Crime in Hong Kong‘s Property Sector; Yujing Fun Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Whit

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Hong Kong, Power, and White-Collar Crime Discourse,avings-and-loan scandal. and, more recently, the mortgage debt crisis.. As if needing to make it further apparent, in the United Nations the concept of white-collar crime is recognized under the term, ‘abuse of power.’.

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2946-2878 ecade of its inception. This book explains how Hong Kong maintains the myth of a clean city and examines the prevalence of white collar crime in the city‘s property sector..978-1-137-50677-1Series ISSN 2946-2878 Series E-ISSN 2946-2886

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9222-5ed in 1949 into a controversial book titled .. Despite its age as both a behavior and an academic concept, white-collar crime has still not been popularly integrated into criminological discourse, and resistance against the concept remains.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9222-5freest economy.. Indeed, Hong Kong’s rags to riches story has, time and again, been a showpiece for ideologues looking to prove that neoliberalism is the best economic idea since the dawn of agriculture..

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Against White-Collar Crime,ed in 1949 into a controversial book titled .. Despite its age as both a behavior and an academic concept, white-collar crime has still not been popularly integrated into criminological discourse, and resistance against the concept remains.

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Tokyo Connection: Comparative Insights for Hong Kong from Japanocentric Crime Theories,ng than with Western nations. This chapter looks at Japan and its explanations of crime to draw out insights that help understand the societal context of Hong Kong and provides background to make sense of the book’s conclusions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9222-5n power. My research journey began with a methodology that deliberately held the naïve expectation that Hong Kong’s authorities were really as open as they proclaimed to be, and I also held a still-forming view of white-collar crime and its place in Hong Kong.