Crime Law and Social Change

Papers
(The TQCC of Crime Law and Social Change is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
The changing forms of corruption in China17
The abuse of entrusted power for private gain: meaning, nature and theoretical evolution17
The welfare of wildlife: an interdisciplinary analysis of harm in the legal and illegal wildlife trades and possible ways forward16
Performing unbelonging in court. Observations from a transnational corporate bribery trial—a dramaturgical approach14
The Dark Web and anonymizing technologies: legal pitfalls, ethical prospects, and policy directions from radical criminology11
In-your-face Watergate: neutralizing government lawbreaking and the war against white-collar crime11
Self-deception as a technique of neutralisation: an analysis of the subjective account of a white-collar criminal10
Does corruption impede innovation in developing economies? Insights from Pakistan: a call for policies reforms10
Routine activity theory and malware, fraud, and spam at the national level10
At risk: betting-related match-fixing in Brazilian football10
Meaningful crime prevention or just an ‘Act’:Discourse Analysis of the criminalisation of contract cheating services in Australia8
Not all that glitters is gold: Political stability and trade in Sub-Saharan Africa7
The scope of food fraud revisited6
A Man’s world? Comparing the structural positions of men and women in an organized criminal network6
A continuum of hate: delimiting the field of hate studies6
On the effect of the Chinese version of speedy trial and Plea bargaining pilot programs: observation from DUI cases in Fujian Province6
Anger versus fear about crime: how common is it, where does it come from, and why does it matter?6
From the Avalanche to the Game: White-Collar Offenders on Crime, Bonds and Morality5
Exploring the hidden social networks of ‘lone actor’ terrorists5
The impact of city block type on residential burglary: Mexico City as case study5
Intergenerational continuity of crime among children of organized crime offenders in the Netherlands5
Organised food crime: an analysis of the involvements of organised crime groups in the food sector in England and Italy5
Behind the criminal economy: using UK tax fraud investigations to understand money laundering myths and models5
Risky business: food fraud vulnerability assessments5
Combatting institutional corruption: The policy-centered approach5
Judicial perspectives on the sentencing of minor drug offenders in Indonesia: discretionary practice and compassionate approaches5
Enhancing Police Efficiency in Detecting Crime in Hong Kong4
Criminal liability for correctional officer excessive use of force4
How to create better Hawala regulations: a case study of Hawala regulations in Afghanistan4
Understanding transnational bribery: a corporate crime framework4
Social Media Jurors: Conceptualizing and Analyzing Online Public Engagement in reference to Legal Cases4
The unintended consequences of anti-corruption measures: Regulating judicial conduct in Ghana4
Public perception of forest crimes: The case of Ilgaz Province in Turkey4
Bots against corruption: Exploring the benefits and limitations of AI-based anti-corruption technology4
Making a dent in human trafficking: investigating the effects of social institutions and policies across 60 countries4
Political crime and corruption take center stage: introductory notes3
Regulatory theater in the pork industry: how the capitalist state harms workers, farmers, and unions3
Designed to break: planned obsolescence as corporate environmental crime3
Regulators and villains: the dual role of private actors in diamonds and caviar3
Exploring Perceptions of Portuguese Police about Human Trafficking Victims and Perpetrators3
A content analysis on state human trafficking statutes: how does the legal system acknowledge survivors in the United States (US)?3
State repression and escalation in Biafra social movements in Nigeria: Any way out?3
Professionalism versus democracy? Historical and institutional analysis of police oversight mechanisms in three Asian jurisdictions3
Words matter: judges’ value judgments in sentence pronouncements remarks3
The working of electoral corruption: the Ekiti model of vote buying3
Crime and crisis in China’s P2P online lending market: a comparative analysis of fraud3
They’re just different: the bifurcation of public attitudes toward felon-jurors convicted of violent offenses3
The anatomy of ‘So-called Food-Fraud Scandals’ in the UK 1970–2018: Developing a contextualised understanding3
Legal challenges to combating cybercrime: An approach from Vietnam3
Exploring the Bottom-Up Reform of Sex Offender Registration in China: Carceral Feminism and Populist Authoritarianism3
Cross-border cooperation in the execution of sentences between the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium: an empirical and comparative legal study on the implementation of EU framework decisions 2008/909/J3
Investigating the awareness of virtual and augmented realities as a criminal justice response to the plight of awaiting-trial inmates in Ebonyi State, Nigeria3
From probabilities to possibilities: terrorism peace bonds, pre-emptive security, and modulations of criminal law3
The carbon footprint of crime in Victoria2
Public policies against criminal assets in mexico: challenges and opportunities from the north border states2
Enacting social engineering: the emotional experience of information security deception2
Clarifying Maritime Criminal Cases Jurisdiction and its International Implications—Current Legal Developments in China2
The logic of CPTED for public space or the social potential of physical security2
Does internet access increase the perception of corruption?2
Measuring judiciarization of people with mental illnesses2
Rural criminal collaborations and the food crimes of the countryside: realist social relations theory of illicit venison production2
Crafting anti-corruption agencies’ bureaucratic reputation: an uphill battle2
“You’re a product of your environment for sure”: Correctional educators on their perceptions of and contributions to prison social climate2
Obligation-based bribes in Vietnam: A view from the norm of reciprocity2
A socio-legal analysis of the Belgian protective legislation towards victims of aggravated forms of migrant smuggling2
Drugs behind the veil of Islam: a view of Saudi youth2
Giving the green light: corporate environmental crimes, the treadmill of production, and environmental justice2
Marx, Foucault, and state–corporate harm: a case study of regulatory failure in Australian non-prescription medicine regulation2
Should gains from criminal knowledge be forfeited?2
Decreasing corruption in the field of disaster management2
Media coverage of darknet market closures: assessing the impact of coverage on US search and Tor use activity2
Plea bargaining in the Nigerian criminal justice system: A procedural tool for loot recovery or justice administration?2
Why lawyers internationalize and police transnationalize: disjointed criminal justice at the border of the state2
Exploring sources of public attitudes toward capital punishment in Taiwan2
Corruption framing and formation of action strategies: case of regional civil society organizations in Ukraine2
Corruption tolerance as a process of moral, social, and political cognition: evidence from Latin America2
The coca diplomacy as the end of the war on drugs. The impact of international cooperation on the crime policy of the Plurinational state of Bolivia2
A farewell to the lone hero researcher: team research and writing2
Foreign-born arrestees and recidivism: a multilevel analysis of arrest data from a Florida county Sheriff’s office2
“We’re led by stupid people”: Exploring Trump’s use of denigrating and deprecating speech to promote hatred and violence2
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