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Understanding and Addressing Corporate and White-Collar Crime
Fri, Nov 17, 8:00 to 9:20am, Marriott, Room 403, 4th FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
Corporate and white-collar crime is an important but relatively understudied topic. This session highlights several research projects designed to advance knowledge and practice regarding these forms of crime. Specifically, panelists will offer insights into corporate and white-collar crime theory, prevention and sentencing, as well as public willingness to pay for white-collar crime interventions in comparison to other forms of crime.
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Individual Presentations
The Offender-Guardian Overlap: An Analysis of the Guardianship Structure in Corporate Financial Fraud - Fiona Chan, Michigan State University; Carole Gibbs, Michigan State University
Sentencing of White Collar Crime in Federal Courts: Interdependent Paths and Processes - Miranda A. Galvin, University of Maryland
Fatigue in Contingent Valuation: Implications from Willingness to Pay Surveys to Reduce White-Collar Crimes - Maria Cristina Layana, University of Maryland at College Park; Jacqueline Lee, Boise State University
Corporate Governance and Corporate Illegality: A Study of Board Structure and Design - Sally S. Simpson, University of Maryland; Miranda A. Galvin, University of Maryland; Maria Cristina Layana, University of Maryland at College Park; Hueun Lee, University of Maryland; Debra Shapiro, University of Maryland; Christine Beckman, University of Maryland; Gerald S. Martin, American University