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November 2020, Volume 28, Issue 3
- 672-685 Fraud in the documents and the underlying contract in letters of credit under Jordanian and English law: a new prerequisite?
by Kamal Jamal Alawamleh & Shadi Helo Abu Helo - 741-764 Corporate fraud and relationships: a systematic literature review in the light of research onion
by Caroline de Oliveira Orth & Antônio Carlos Gastaud Maçada - 784-796 The conception of organisational fraud: the need for rejuvenation of fraud theory
by Ach Maulidi & Jake Ansell - 797-809 Corporate governance performance and financial statement fraud: evidence from Malaysia
by Noorul Azwin Md Nasir & Hafiza Aishah Hashim - 870-882 Customers’ awareness and knowledge level of fraudulent acts in electronic banking in Ghana: evidence from a universal bank
by John Kwaku Amoh & Dadson Awunyo-Vitor & Kenneth Ofori-Boateng
March 2020, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 433-447 Corruption at Rolls-Royce: can it happen again?
by Dominic Peltier-Rivest - 513-530 A critical analysis of corruption and anti-corruption policies in Italy
by Paola Maggio - 566-579 Research and improvement of fraud identification model of Chinese A-share listed companies based on M-score
by Wanting Lu & Xiaokang Zhao - 580-592 Great corruption – theory of corrupt phenomena
by Vicente Monteverde
October 2020, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 375-385 Unemployment and fraud during the Great Depression in New Zealand
by Radiah Othman & Rashid Ameer - 493-512 Tackling practical issues in fraud control: a practice-based study
by Ach Maulidi & Jake Ansell - 593-606 Money in politics: a recipe for corruption in Malaysia
by Khairul Saidah Abas Azmi & Rozaimah Zainudin - 607-612 Formjacking attack: Are we safe?
by Vijaya Geeta Dharmavaram
November 2020, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 359-374 Cybersecurity and global regulatory challenges
by Fabio Ramazzini Bechara & Samara Bueno Schuch - 464-479 Mapping geographic patterns in federal corporate agreements
by Emily M. Homer & George E. Higgins - 480-492 Food fraud: an international snapshot and lessons for Australia
by Jade Lindley - 548-565 Mauritius as an offshore financial centre and laws relating to tax avoidance and evasion
by Ambareen Beebeejaun - 613-627 Public accounting profession and fraud detection responsibility
by Ni Wayan Rustiarini & Anik Yuesti & Agus Wahyudi Salasa Gama
December 2020, Volume 28, Issue 2
January 2020, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 394-405 Whistleblowing Incentives
by Fabian Maximilian Teichmann & Marie-Christin Falker
April 2020, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 386-393 Importance of meaningful co-operation in preventing and interdicting economically motivated crime and misconduct
by Asanga Abeyagoonasekera - 420-432 Mapping the individual and structural theories of financial crimes
by Mark Eshwar Lokanan & Indy Aujla
June 2020, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 406-419 OECD’s global principles and EU’s tax crime measures
by Umut Turksen & Adam Abukari
June 2020, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 112-119 Corporate crime: a logical misconception, but with one analytical point
by Tage Alalehto
November 2020, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 268-283 The nexus between records management and perceived corruption in sub-Saharan Africa
by Kofi Koranteng Adu - 284-299 Suitability of forensic accounting in uncovering bank frauds in India: an opinion survey
by Mayank Gangwani
September 2020, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 98-111 Red teaming financial crime risks in the banking sector
by Benjamin Fraser Scott
October 2020, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 85-97 Understanding and application of crime of sabotaging production and operation in internet era
by Huawei Wang - 120-130 Perpetrators of corporate crimes in commercial organizations in Italy and Russia
by Georgy Rusanov - 300-319 Tax evasion, political/public corruption and increased taxation: evidence from Zimbabwe
by Ophias Kurauone & Yusheng Kong & Stephen Mago & Huaping Sun & Takuriramunashe Famba & Simbarashe Muzamhindo
August 2020, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 49-59 Get-Rich Quick scheme: Malaysian current legal development
by Aspalella A. Rahman & Ruzita Azmi & Rosylin Mohd Yusof - 60-74 Money laundering with cryptocurrency: open doors and the regulatory dialectic
by Daniel Dupuis & Kimberly Gleason - 187-203 Why are people trapped in Ponzi and pyramid schemes?
by Taofik Hidajat & Ina Primiana & Sulaeman Rahman & Erie Febrian - 204-213 Is there any relation between Hofstede’s cultural dimensions and corruption in developing countries?
by Danur Condro Guritno & Mahrus Lutfi Adi Kurniawan & Irfan Mangkunegara & Bhimo Rizky Samudro - 214-227 Tax evasion through fraudulent financial reporting amongst SMEs in Malaysia
by Zainal Abidin Ngah & Norashikin Ismail & Nadiah Abd Hamid - 228-243 Psychological factors: self- and circumstances-caused fraud triggers
by Dian Anita Nuswantara & Ach Maulidi - 244-267 The effect of corporate governance and firm-specific characteristics on the incidence of financial restatement
by Suhaily Hasnan & Mardhiahtul Huda Mohd Razali & Alfiatul Rohmah Mohamed Hussain
July 2020, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 3-17 The potential negative impact of the misuse of Transparency International’s corruption index by the financial services industry
by Graham Baldock - 26-48 Political institutions and the control of corruption: a cross-country evidence
by Siew Pyng Christine Chong & Chwee Ming Tee & Seow Voon Cheng - 75-84 Everyone’s in, on the game: financial crime and the organization of sporting events.Looking for a“virtuous” model
by Sara Rigazio - 131-141 The need for anti-corruption policies in developing countries
by Richard G. Brody & Gaurav Gupta & Angela N. Ekofo & Kehinde Mayokun Ogunade - 142-155 Determinants of management fraud in the banking sector of Ghana: the perspective of the diamond fraud theory
by Christine Avortri & Richard Agbanyo - 170-186 Does corruption affect Islamic banking? Empirical evidence from the OIC countries
by Zuhairan Yunmi Yunan
May 2020, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 1047-1059 SEC enforcement targets: a Christian virtue ethics perspective
by Christopher J. Demaline - 1213-1220 Corporate crime: a logical misconception, but with one analytical point
by Tage Alalehto - 1307-1322 Behavioral red flags of fraud: a gender-basedex postanalysis
by Namrata Sandhu
August 2020, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 1323-1340 Modelling external debt – growth nexus: how relevant is governance?
by Waliu Olawale Shittu & Nor Asmat Ismail & Abdul Rais Abdul Latiff & Hammed Oluwaseyi Musibau
January 2020, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 1341-1348 Using anti-money laundering measures to curb pension fraud in Nigeria
by Ehi Eric Esoimeme
February 2020, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 1349-1359 Self-reported income data: are people telling the truth?
by Fernando Antonio Ignacio González - 1361-1377 National criminal jurisdiction over transnational financial crimes
by Chat Le Nguyen - 1379-1388 Remember the balance of forces
by Akira Matsuoka - 1389-1408 Tax avoidance: do board gender diversity and sustainability performance make a difference?
by Anis Jarboui & Maali Kachouri Ben Saad & Rakia Riguen
March 2020, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 1075-1087 The undeserving rich: can they be redeemed? Policy options for curbing illegal wealth
by James F. Gilsinan & James E. Fisher & Muhammad Islam & Henry M. Ordower & Wassim Shahin - 1107-1121 Combating the financing of proliferation: challenges and new tools
by Ian John Stewart & Andrea Viski & Jonathan Brewer
June 2020, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 1013-1025 Anticorruption policies in Brazil: constitutional challenges on implementing asset civil forfeiture
by Fabio Ramazzini Bechara & Gabriel Monti Manzano - 1061-1073 Controlling insider dealing through criminal enforcement in China
by Zhen Ye & Wangwei Lin & Neshat Safari & Charanjit Singh - 1089-1105 Effect of cybercrime laws on protecting citizens and businesses in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)
by Hassan Younies & Tareq Na'el Al-Tawil - 1143-1159 The risk of financial fraud: a management perspective
by Hafiza Aishah Hashim & Zalailah Salleh & Izzati Shuhaimi & Nurul Ain Najwa Ismail - 1161-1172 Does anti-corruption disclosure affect banking performance?
by Haitham Nobanee & Osama F. Atayah & Charilaos Mertzanis - 1173-1189 A longitudinal assessment on the development of financial fraud offending
by Dzhansarayeva Rima & Alimkulov Yerbol & Baissalov Ali & Bissengali Liliya & Kevin Beaver - 1191-1211 Determinants of asset misappropriation at the workplace: the moderating role of perceived strength of internal controls
by Theodora Aba Abekah Koomson & Godfred Matthew Yaw Owusu & Rita Amoah Bekoe & Maureen Oquaye - 1221-1237 Retaliatory effect on whistle blowing intentions: a study of Indian employees
by Sunaina Kanojia & Shikha Sachdeva & Jai Prakash Sharma - 1239-1239 Measurement of damage from corruption in Brazil
by Jonatas Dutra Sallaberry & Liz Spinello Quaesner & Mayla Cristina Costa & Leonardo Flach - 1289-1305 Do capital structure and cash holding expropriate minority shareholders? A case of non-financial concentrated firms in Pakistan
by Wajid Alim & Muhammad Kaleem & Sammar Abbas & Dilawar Khan
July 2020, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 1027-1046 Bribery, extortion and “morally ambiguous” leadership in organizations
by Michel Dion - 1123-1141 The relationship between the companies’ political connections and audit fees
by Mahdi Salehi - 1253-1271 An innovative approach in combating economic crime using forensic accounting techniques
by Oluwatoyin Esther Akinbowale & Heinz Eckart Klingelhöfer & Mulatu Fikadu Zerihun - 1273-1287 Estimations of business exposure to corruption in Malaysia
by Selamah Abdullah Yusof & Mohd Nahar Mohd Arshad
April 2020, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 701-714 What makes a successful corporate investigator
by Michael King - 735-754 Corruption in business
by Afroza Begum - 871-884 Exploiting trust for financial gain: an overview of business email compromise (BEC) fraud
by Cassandra Cross & Rosalie Gillett - 885-895 The efficacy of multilateral anti-bribery convention with national government enforcement
by Mushfiq Swaleheen & Marcus Tim Allen
May 2020, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 715-734 Corruption and anti-corruption in China: a case study of high-ranking officials
by Jiahong He - 755-770 An exploratory empirical study of whistleblowing and whistleblowers
by Maria Krambia-Kapardis - 771-780 Active cyber defence strategies and techniques for banks and financial institutions
by Yorrick Creado & Vidyavati Ramteke - 821-834 De-escalation strategies for kleptocracy in Nigeria’s oil sector
by Vasudev Das - 835-853 The relationship between audit components and audit market adaptability
by Mahdi Salehi & Mahdi Saravani & Safoura Rouhi - 897-910 Identity theft: a small step towards big financial crimes
by Chander Mohan Gupta & Devesh Kumar - 933-943 Rural banks fraud: a story from Indonesia
by Taofik Hidajat - 959-975 Plastic card circumvention an infirmity of authenticity and authorization
by Vipin Khattri & Sandeep Kumar Nayak & Deepak Kumar Singh
June 2020, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 781-799 Tax evasion, firm’s value and governance: evidence from Tunisian Stock Exchange
by Olfa Nafti & Ines Kateb & Oumaima Masghouni - 855-870 Transnational regulatory networks: a study in compliance and legitimacy in counter-terrorist financing
by Doron Goldbarsht & Hannah Harris - 911-931 Role of money mules in money laundering and financial crimes a discussion through case studies
by Muhammad Subtain Raza & Qi Zhan & Sana Rubab - 945-958 Analysis of cyber-crime effects on the banking sector using the balanced score card: a survey of literature
by Oluwatoyin Esther Akinbowale & Heinz Eckart Klingelhöfer & Mulatu Fekadu Zerihun - 977-993 The implementation of the fraud exception rule: a comparative study
by Zaid Aladwan - 995-1007 Spiritual, psychological and social dimensions of taxpayers compliance
by Gede Adi Yuniarta & I. Gusti Ayu Purnamawati
August 2020, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 801-820 Corporate governance: on the crossroads of meta-regulation and social responsibility
by Tareq Na'el Al-Tawil & Hassan Younies
March 2020, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 437-476 The effectiveness of the international anti-corruption legal framework in the context and practice of Colombia
by Gloria Perez Torres
January 2020, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 313-322 Using the risk-based approach to curb modern slavery in the supply chain
by Ehi Eric Esoimeme - 323-335 Critiques and further directions for fraud studies
by Ach Maulidi - 355-368 Corruption and control from the perspective of Islam
by Waled Younes E. Alazzabi & Hasri Mustafa & Ahmed Razman Abdul Latiff - 369-386 Earnings management: a strategic adaptation or deliberate manipulation?
by Shathees Baskaran & Nalini Nedunselian & Chun Howe Ng & Nomahaza Mahadi & Siti Zaleha Abdul Rasid - 387-396 The rising phenomenon of financial scams: evidence from Japan
by Yoshihiko Kadoya & Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan & Tomomi Yamane - 477-492 Whistleblowing intentions of accounting students
by Godfred Matthew Yaw Owusu & Rita Amoah Bekoe & Fred Kwasi Anokye & Festus Odotei Okoe - 493-504 Where there is smoke there is fire: front running at MAC and DICE securities Pakistan
by Tooba Akram & Saadia Irfan - 505-530 Reinvigorating the human instrument
by Hendi Yogi Prabowo - 531-539 Tax evasion and financial instability
by Peterson K. Ozili - 541-559 When and why (honest) people commit fraudulent behaviours?
by Ach Maulidi - 561-571 Historic analogs of civil confiscation of unexplained wealth – the case of Bulgaria
by Todor Kolarov - 573-586 Storytelling of bureaucratic white-collar crimes in Indonesia: is it a matter of reciprocal norm?
by Ach Maulidi - 587-600 A generic investigation process for South African commercial forensic practitioners
by Jacobus Gerhardus J. Nortje & Daniel P. Bredenkamp - 601-617 Is Nigeria really fighting to win the anti-corruption war?
by Agaptus Nwozor & John Shola Olanrewaju & Segun Oshewolo & Modupe Bosede Ake - 619-633 In plain sight – developing strategic responses to corporatised organised crime
by Kenneth Murray
February 2020, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 337-354 Understanding and controlling financial fraud in the drug industry
by Isaac Akomea-Frimpong & Charles Andoh - 413-422 Corporation blameworthiness and federal criminal fines
by Emily M. Homer & George E. Higgins - 423-436 A decade of corruption studies in Malaysia
by Nurisyal Muhamad & Norhaninah A. Gani - 635-650 Corruption and FDI inflow to Nigeria: a nonlinear ARDL approach
by Suleiman Zangina & Sallahuddin Hassan - 651-662 Persistence of bribery in West African countries
by Sani Abubakar Saddiq & Abu Sufian Abu Bakar - 663-682 Financial exclusion as a consequence of counter-terrorism financing
by Zeynab Malakoutikhah - 683-695 Anti-bribery information
by Haitham Nobanee & Nejla Ellili
April 2020, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 397-411 Creative accounting a tool for financial crime: a review of the techniques and its effects
by Chander Mohan Gupta & Devesh Kumar
February 2020, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 67-77 Fraud against hedge funds: implications to operational risk and due diligence
by Majed R. Muhtaseb - 104-118 Assessment of corruption in the humanitarian assistance in Puntland State of Somalia
by Abdinur Abdirisak Sofe - 188-201 Antecedents and consequences of staff related fraud in the Ghanaian banking industry
by Alexander Ekow Asmah & Williams Abayaawien Atuilik & Dominic Ofori - 258-273 Do firms harvest from political connections during general elections? Case of Pakistan
by Ayesha Ashraf & M. Kabir Hassan & Khurram Abbas & Qamar Uz Zaman
January 2020, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-23 Fighting financial crime: failure is not an option
by Shazeeda Ali - 24-28 Unexplained wealth and for what purpose: a Sri Lankan perspective
by Asanga Abeyagoonasekera - 29-42 Revealing the unexplained wealth in Indonesian corporation
by Anastasia Suhartati Lukito - 43-57 Corruption accounting and growth: towards a new methodology
by Martin Grandes & Ariel Coremberg - 58-66 Bitcoin, corruption and economic freedom
by Jackie Johnson - 78-91 Local responses to a national initiative on organised crime and local government procurement fraud
by Alan Doig & Peter A. Sproat - 92-103 Advances and issues in fraud research: a commentary
by Peterson K. Ozili - 119-129 Personality traits common to fraud investigators
by Lynn H. Clements - 130-142 Capable guardianship against identity theft
by Norah Ylang - 143-154 What makes the base of the pyramid susceptible to investment fraud
by Sadrita Deb & Subhojit Sengupta - 155-171 Political connections, joint audit and tax avoidance: evidence from Islamic banking industry
by Hana Ajili & Hichem Khlif - 172-187 Testing the fraud triangle: a systematic review
by Emily M. Homer - 202-216 Whistleblowing system, Machiavellian personality, fraud intention
by Hanrin Damas Triantoro & Intiyas Utami & Corina Joseph - 217-230 Institutionalising the war against corruption: new approaches to assets tracing and recovery
by Ehi Eric Esoimeme - 231-244 Criminalisation of terrorism financing in Iranian law
by Zeynab Malakoutikhah - 245-257 Hypotheses on the causes of financial crime
by Vincenzo Ruggiero - 274-282 Unethical practices peer-to-peer lending in Indonesia
by Taofik Hidajat - 283-293 Organisational fraud: a discussion on the theoretical perspectives and dimensions
by Afzal Izzaz Zahari & Jamaliah Said & Roshayani Arshad - 294-306 Channels of corruption in Africa: analytical review of trends in financial crimes
by Kempe Ronald Hope, Sr
October 2019, Volume 26, Issue 4
- 923-937 The frequency of corporate misconduct: public enforcement versus private reality
by Eugene Soltes - 938-950 Japan’s Yakuza – still alive, and yes, they do matter
by Grant Frederick Newsham - 951-968 Fraud triangle in public procurement: evidence from Indonesia
by Ni Wayan Rustiarini & Sutrisno Sutrisno & Nurkholis Nurkholis & Wuryan Andayani - 969-977 Trend and pattern of economic and financial crimes statutes in Nigeria
by Osaretin Aigbovo - 978-992 Executive remuneration: the power and dominance of human greed
by Ernestine Gheyoh Ndzi - 993-1005 Differentiating risk factors of Ponzi from non-Ponzi frauds
by Vasant Raval & Vivek Raval - 1006-1013 Are we any good at protecting our societies and economies from the threat of economic crime and misconduct?
by Domitilla Vanni - 1014-1026 Criminal state: understanding narcotics trafficking networks in North Korea
by Zhongmin Liu - 1027-1047 Detecting counterfeit pharmaceutical drugs
by Dominic Peltier-Rivest & Carl Pacini - 1048-1064 Estimating the underground economy, illegal money and tax evasion in Qatar
by Awadh Ahmed Mohammed Gamal & Jauhari Dahalan & K. Kuperan Viswanathan - 1065-1077 Local corruption and local stock returns
by Serkan Karadas & William McAndrew & Minh Tam Tammy Schlosky - 1078-1084 Methods of bribery in multinational corporations
by Fabian Maximilian Johannes Teichmann - 1085-1094 Reconsidering criminal law-based liability for corporations and directors in South Africa
by Herbert Kawadza - 1095-1106 Sources of criminal law in the area of responsibility for economic crimes in Russia and Italy
by Georgy Rusanov - 1107-1116 Strengthening the role of lawyers and other professional advisers in addressing economic and financial crimes in Indonesia
by Anastasia Suhartati Lukito - 1117-1132 Tax compliance behaviour of small business enterprises in Uganda
by Rebecca Isabella Kiconco & Waliya Gwokyalya & Arthur Sserwanga & Waswa Balunywa - 1133-1145 Corruption, money laundering and Nigeria’s crisis of development
by Adebisi Arewa - 1146-1164 Board ethical commitment and corporate performance: Malaysian evidence
by Ahmad Saiful Azlin Puteh Salin & Zubaidah Ismail & Malcolm Smith & Anuar Nawawi - 1165-1202 Work-related whistle-blowing in democratic societies context
by Kadriye Bakirci - 1203-1215 Political connections and corporate social responsibility reporting in Portugal
by Maria Teresa Bianchi & Patrícia Monteiro & Graça Azevedo & Jonas Oliveira & Rui Couto Viana & Manuel Castelo Branco - 1216-1228 A fraud investigation plan for a false accounting and theft case
by Mark Eshwar Lokanan
July 2019, Volume 26, Issue 3
- 669-682 Antecedents and consequences of staff-related fraud in the Ghanaian banking industry
by Alexander Ekow Asmah & Williams Abayaawien Atuilik & Dominic Ofori - 683-691 Learning from failure: cross-border confiscation in the EU
by Georgios Pavlidis - 692-704 The relationship between foreign aid and corruption: a case of selected Asian countries
by Muhammad Ali & Lubna Khan & Amna Sohail & Chin Hong Puah - 705-718 Seeds of systemic corruption in the post-Brexit UK
by Lorenzo Pasculli - 719-745 Conceptualizing corruption prevention: a systematic literature review
by Nicholas Bautista-Beauchesne & César Garzon - 746-752 Bribery – an obstacle to international development
by Fabian Maximilian Johannes Teichmann - 753-773 The effect of corruption on bank profitability
by Segun Thompson Bolarinwa & Funmi Soetan - 774-785 Effects of corruption on military expenditures
by Imtiaz Arif & Lubna Khan & Syed Ali Raza - 786-792 Insider trading – unsolved issues
by Fabian Maximilian Johannes Teichmann - 793-807 Impact of terrorism on stock markets across the world and stock returns
by Laila Memdani & Guruprasad Shenoy - 808-835 A comparative study of retail banking practices in compliance with regulatory standard
by Suman Mittal & Krishan K. Garg & Renu Aggarwal - 836-860 A Gadamerian perspective on financial crimes
by Michel Dion - 861-873 Anti-corruption reporting in emerging country multinationals
by José Vale & Manuel Castelo Branco - 874-880 Using the lie detector test to curb corruption in the Nigerian Police Force
by Ehi Eric Esoimeme - 881-896 Climbing the corporate ladder: desired leadership skills and successful psychopaths
by Dallas Hill & Hannah Scott - 897-909 The effect of SOX on audit quality
by Moo Sung Kim & Jagadish Dandu & Perihan Iren - 910-920 Impact of economic and financial crimes on economic growth in emerging and developing countries
by Sani Abubakar Saddiq & Abu Sufian Abu Bakar
April 2019, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 401-411 Political connections, corruption and tax evasion: a cross-country investigation
by Hichem Khlif & Ines Amara - 412-431 Analysis of employee and management fraud in Tanzania
by Omari Zuberi & Siasa Issa Mzenzi - 432-446 Inherent criminogenesis in business organisations
by Alexander Glebovskiy - 447-463 Examining fraud risk factors on asset misappropriation: evidence from the Iranian banking industry
by Soheil Kazemian & Jamaliah Said & Elham Hady Nia & Hamidreza Vakilifard - 464-476 Short-term performance of stocks after fraudulent financial reporting announcement
by Mehmet Eryigit - 477-487 A strategic approach for the crime of tax evasion
by Bruno Chiarini & Elisabetta Marzano - 488-495 The psychology of the corrupt: some preliminary findings
by Claire Nee & Mark Button & David Shepherd & Dean Blackbourn & Sharon Leal - 496-518 The influence of a board’s ethical commitment on corporate governance in enhancing a company’s corporate performance
by Ahmad Saiful Azlin Puteh Salin & Zubaidah Ismail & Malcolm Smith & Anuar Nawawi - 519-525 Incentive systems in anti-bribery whistleblowing
by Fabian Maximilian Johannes Teichmann - 526-548 Asset confiscation in Europe – past, present, and future challenges
by Johan Boucht - 549-555 Battling corruption in Malaysia: What can be learned?
by Nur Shafiqa Kapeli & Nafsiah Mohamed - 556-567 Authentic leadership and internal whistleblowing intention
by Rita Anugerah & Muhammad Rasyid Abdillah & Rizqa Anita - 568-582 The cost of corruption
by Vicente Humberto Monteverde - 583-596 Lawyers’ predicaments in complying with the anti-money laundering law in Malaysia
by Saslina Kamaruddin & Zaiton Hamin - 597-606 United Nations vs transnational organized crime: a glimpse of the future?
by Frank G. Madsen - 607-622 Fraud and guilt: rationalization strategies and the relevance of Kierkegaardian life-views
by Michel Dion - 623-633 Who can spot an online romance scam?
by Monica T. Whitty - 634-646 Artificial intelligence: accelerator or panacea for financial crime?
by Peter Yeoh - 647-664 Does insider trading pay?
by Aneta Spaic & Claire Angelique Nolasco & Lily Chi-Fang Tsai & Michael S. Vaughn
January 2019, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 5-21 Impediments affecting the curbing of illicit financial flows of organised crime in developing economies
by Emmanuel Sotande - 22-35 Disentangling anti-corruption agencies and accounting for their ineffectiveness
by Maria Krambia-Kapardis - 36-49 Tax evasion in the media: a comparison of Southern vs Central and Northern Italy
by Andrea Mangani - 50-60 Cybercrime: an emerging threat to the banking sector of Pakistan
by Muhammad Shoukat Malik & Urooj Islam - 61-73 How modern psychology can help us understand white-collar criminals
by Thomas E. Dearden - 74-94 Christian attitudes toward ethics of tax evasion: a case study
by Robert W. McGee & Serkan Benk - 95-112 Corporate fraud and information asymmetry in emerging markets
by Abdul Ghafoor & Rozaimah Zainudin & Nurul Shahnaz Mahdzan