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|a The origins of modern financial crime
|b historical foundations and current problems in Britain
|c Sarah Wilson
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|a IntroductionThe search for the "lexicon" of financial crime : "business crime" in legal definition and societal consciousness -- The "problem" of financial crime : interdisciplinary perspectives on historiographical representations -- Business, crime and "status" : what is missing from current understanding? -- Locating Victorian experiences of financial crime in a "trajectory" : forwards and backwards -- Victorian responses to financial crime : illustrating "transformative understandings" of crime -- The rhetoric of capitalism and the language of criminal proceedings : a "different" type of deviance and the search for the "lexicon" of financial crime -- Anxiety, determination and businessmen as [criminal] policymakers -- The "lexicon" of financial crime in the twenty-first century understood as a complex legacy of victorian experiences -- Index -- Bibliography.
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