Invisible Crimes: Their victims and their regulation

Pamela Ann Davies · Peter Francis · Victor Jupp

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Crime is a major area of public policy and opinion. Attention has been devoted to measuring crime, along with explaining the reasons for its committal and exploring the means by which it may be regulated and controlled. \n \nDespite such attention, however, much crime remains 'invisible'. Examples include crimes committed by the powerful, environmental crimes, political crimes and crimes which often take place within the private sphere of the home and the domain of work.

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