Finansiniai nusikaltimai ir ankstyvoji kriminologija Dviprasmiškas XVIII a. požiūris

Abstract

Abstract. This paper focuses on the contribution of early criminologists (particularly Beccaria and Bentham) to the analysis of the particular forms of crime of the powerful occurring in the financial arena. After a brief review of the contemporary criminological literature on financial crime, it provides, first, an account of some financial crises that occurred during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Second, it searches within the writings of classical criminologists such as Beccaria and Bentham for definitions and clarifications as to what was regarded at the time as financial delinquency. Finally, in a concluding discussion, it highlights differences and similarities between past and current interpretations, all to a degree reflecting the ambiguous nature of this type of delinquency.

The Role of Forensic Accounting and Non-Financial Measurement for the Financial Audit

“…Financial criminology investigates financial crimes from an accounting, legal, and behavioural standpoint. The definitive explanation of the categories used in the white-collar crime domain underpins the criminological analysis of financial crime (Ruggiero, 2015).…”