Corporate Crime in the Pharmaceutical Industry

John Bradford Braithwaite

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Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance Regulation and Compliance Studies Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare

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Preface 1. Introduction: an industry case study of corporate crime 2. Bribery 3. Safety testing of drugs: from negligence to fraud 4. Unsafe manufacturing practices 5. Antitrust 6. The corporation as pusher 7. Drug companies and the Third World 8. Fiddling 9. Strategies for controlling corporate crime Appendix: Getting interviews with corporate executives Notes Bibliography Index

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