Lawmann White Collar Crimes [Indian and Aboard] By Manju Koolwal 2nd Edition

White Collar Crimes: Indian and Abroad by Dr. Manju Koolwal is a comprehensive and analytical work on the growing menace of economic and corporate crimes in India and across the globe. The book examines the nature, causes, types, and legal framework governing white collar offences with a strong comparative outlook between Indian law and international practices.

This updated edition incorporates important developments in: Corporate frauds, Banking and financial scams, Money laundering, Insider trading, Tax evasion, Cyber-enabled economic crimes, Professional and business misconduct.

The book elaborately discusses laws such as the BNS, Companies Act, PMLA, IT Act, SEBI Regulations, along with important foreign laws to provide a comparative legal analysis. It also includes relevant case laws, real-life examples, and judicial interpretations, making the subject easy to understand and practically relevant.

Written in a clear, academic yet practical style, this book is ideal for law students, criminology scholars, judicial aspirants, policy researchers, and legal professionals dealing with economic offences.

Features of this Book

• Detailed study of White Collar Crimes in India and Foreign Jurisdictions.
• Covers economic offences, corporate crimes, financial frauds & cyber-enabled crimes.
• Includes Indian laws with comparative international perspectives.
• Updated with latest statutory developments and judicial pronouncements.
• Useful for LLB/LLM students, Competitive Exams & Judicial Aspirants.
• Practical insights for Advocates, Investigators, Police & Corporate Professionals.

Chapters of this Book

• Introduction
• White Collar Crime : What is it.
• From White-Collar Crime to Red-Collar Crime
• Making of White-Collar Crime—Theory and Research
• Organized and White-Collar Crime
• Public Perceptions of White-Collar Crime and Punishment
• A Qualitative Analysis of White-Collar Offenders in Norway
• Some Personality Correlates of Business—Whitecollar Crime
• The Measurement Of White-Collar Crime Using Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Data
• White-Collar Crime And Major Financial Scandals
• White-Collar Criminality—Purpose of Developing the Theories of Criminal Behaviour
• Cyber Crimes & Computer Crimes