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The South African bread cartel: a single case study exploring the scope for responsive regulation of white-collar crime in a developing country
Criminology traditionally focused on street crimes. In 1939, Sutherland introduced the concept of white-collar crime, which encouraged criminologists to turn their attention to crimes of the rich and powerful. In particular, Australian researcher John Braithwaite has produced a large body of work on...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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