Essay: To what extent has corporate criminality become criminalised, and why? 3000 words, OSCOLA referencing Use below sources: – Levi, M. (2019) ‘Theoretical Perspectives on White-Collar Crime’. Oxford Research Encyclopedias, Criminology & Criminal Justice. – Levi, M. & Lord, N. (2023) ‘White Collar and Corporate Crime’, in Liebling, A. et al. (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Criminology, 7th ed. pp.479-500. Oxford: Oxford University Press. – Newburn, T. (2017) Criminology. Chapter on White-Collar and Corporate Crime, esp. pp. 398-410. Taylor & Francis. – Snider, L. (2009) ‘Accommodating Power: The ‘Common Sense’ of Regulators’, Social & Legal Studies 18(2): 179-197. – Tillman, R. (2009) ‘Making the Rules and Breaking the Rules: The Political Origins of Corporate Corruption in the New Economy’, Crime, Law and Social Change 51(1): 73-86.
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