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Contents
1. Introduction
2. White-collar crime
2.1.Definition
2.2.Faces of white-collar crime
2.2.1. Soft crimes
2.2.2. Barely tolerable crimes
2.2.3. Hard crimes
2.3.Characteristics of white-collar crime
2.3.1. Motive of action
2.3.2. The perpetrators
3. Facts and figures about white-collar crime
3.1.The dimension of committed crimes
3.2.Quantum of damages
3.2.1. Material damages
3.2.2. Immaterial damages
3.3.Punishment of white-collar crimes
4. Theories of Punishment
4.1.Retributive Theory (Absolute Theory of Punishment)
4.2.Utilitarian Theory (Relative Theory of Punishment)
4.2.1. Deterrence in the Narrow Sense (General Negative Deterrence)
4.2.2. Consciousness of Law (General Positive Deterrence)
4.2.3. Incapacitation (Specific Negative Deterrence)
4.2.4. Rehabilitation (Specific Positive Deterrence)
4.3.Combination Theory
5. Possible forms of punishment
5.1.Disciplinary measures
5.2.Penal measures
5.3.Measures of civil law
5.4.Tolerance
6. The role of a prison sentence
6.1.The role of a prison sentence in relation to the perpetrator
6.1.1. Restituting the victim
6.1.2. Eliminating recidivism
6.2.The role of a prison sentence in relation to society
6.2.1. Deterrence
7. Prison sentence as the best way to punish white-collar crime
7.1.Advantages of a prison sentencing
7.2.Disadvantages
7.3.Other effective ways of punishment
7.3.1. Non-governmental measures
8. Conclusion
Bibliography
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- Michael Vitt (Author)Katja Mulukova (Author), 2011, White-collar Crime, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/175412
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