Titlebook: Information Assurance and Security Education and Training; 8th IFIP WG 11.8 Wor Ronald C. Dodge,Lynn Futcher Conference proceedings 2013 IF

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Steven M. Furnellisational challenges in compliance when trusted corporate ofCompliance has long been identified by scholars of white-collar crime as a key strategic control device in the regulation of corporations and complex organisations. Nevertheless, this essential process has been largely ignored within crimin

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William Caelli,Vicky Liu,Dennis Longley how individual choices within a corporation could be not only controlled but also directed toward law-abiding behavior on a voluntary basis..On this premise, the paper offers a critical discussion of how the concept of “deference” can be applied within the context of a complex organization to inspi

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Ronald C. Dodgeporate compliance in preventing primary and repeated victimization in the field of crimes pertaining to safety in workplace and environmental crimes. In the first part, the chapter sets out the forms of victimization typically caused by so-called corporate violence and identifies the health, safety,

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Marius Potgieter,Craig Marais,Mariana Gerber emerges from the empirical records. This chapter is about the structural limits of corporate compliance and the factors that make it inevitable that in some cases the programs to prevent corporate wrongdoings will fail. The failure of existing compliance models should therefore not come as a surpri

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Ahmad Samer Wazan,Romain Laborde,Fran?ois Barrere,Abdelmalek Benzekri,David W. Chadwickave taken on a new form; some are entirely new. Among the latter, one of the most relevant concerns the opacity of artificial intelligence (AI)..This lack of transparency generates questions not only about measuring the correctness and efficiency of the choices made by the algorithm, but also about

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Elena Sitnikova,Ernest Foo,Rayford B. Vaughnporate compliance in preventing primary and repeated victimization in the field of crimes pertaining to safety in workplace and environmental crimes. In the first part, the chapter sets out the forms of victimization typically caused by so-called corporate violence and identifies the health, safety,

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