EUROPEAN ACADEMICS ARE ANTI-COMMERCIAL CRIME RESOURCE FOR BUSINESSES
October 1st, 2007
BY KEITH NUTHALL
MANY European academics and experts in the study of commercial crime are more than happy to discuss the state of play in the sector in an informal way with outsiders; others may be a little more cautious. But all are likely to suggest ways to gain further assistance. Alan Osborn reports.
UNLIKE many of those in north America, the colleges and universities of Europe do not generally regard commercial crime as a major academic priority in the sense of there being a ceaseless flow of papers, studies and books on the subject, though that is not to ...
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