Fraud Examination and White Collar Crime: An Accounting Behavioral and Criminological Approach Paperback – November 9, 2022

White-collar crime touches our lives whether or not we are aware of its pervasiveness. Myths surrounding the corporate fraud offender profile persists impacting how organizations assess risk and how professionals approach fraud examination. This book debunks these myths by offer a multidisciplinary approach to understanding white-collar crime, organizational misconduct, and fraud examination relying on behavioral, accounting, legal, investigation, forensic, law enforcement and social psychological principles. Explored are the criminal thinking traits of fraud offenders, schemes offenders rely on to satisfy motives, how certain antisocial, narcissistic, and psychopathic personality traits facilitate participation in offending, challenges in overcoming organizational misconduct, potential solutions to mitigate against corporate criminal behavior and how corporate governance may enable white-collar crime when it should be a mitigant. Also examined are topics such as violent fraud offenders, deception detection techniques, corrupt leadership traits, terror financing, workplace bullying, accounting fraud schemes, victimology, groupthink principles, affinity fraud, whistleblowing, fraud investigation processes, predatory offender strategies, workplace violence, and regulatory failures to detect fraud schemes. Read more