The Convenience of White-Collar Crime in Business

Focusing on the motivations behind white-collar crime, this book introduces the theory of convenience, which examines how elite individuals engage in economic offenses based on their orientation towards convenience in appealing situations. It explores three main dimensions: economic motives, organizational opportunities, and personal willingness, providing a structured analysis of the factors that drive and facilitate white-collar crime in business contexts. Each chapter delves into these dimensions, offering insights into offender behavior and the dynamics of economic crime.