Journal of Economic Criminology aims to be the premier outlet for peer-reviewed theoretical and empirical work on economic criminology. This interdisciplinary journal welcomes manuscript submissions on a broad array of topics, including various types of economic crime, explanations of offending and victimisation, crime prevention, public and private policing, compliance, legal systems, justice, among others. It encourages submissions that push theoretical boundaries for issues salient to economic criminologists and welcomes rigorous quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods empirical research. The journal aims to be geographically diverse in terms of the backgrounds of researchers and the subject matter of the research. It encourages submissions from a range of disciplines, including, business and management, criminology, computer science, economics, law, political science, sociology etc. Submissions that link their contribution to economic crime/economic criminology and attempt to reflect upon how their contribution enhance the Journal’s interdisciplinary discourse on economic crime are strongly encouraged.The journal aims to facilitate discussion among different academic disciplines and practice areas by providing an active forum where scholars and professionals from other disciplines are able to understand the contribution and potentially use it to enrich their work.Journal of Economic Criminology welcomes submissions which consider the following topics: • Fraud, Corruption, Bribery, Money Laundering, Global Sanctions and Terrorism Financing • Intellectual Property Crimes, Price-Fixing and Cartels • Preventing economic crime and corporate compliance • Corporate Economic Crime • Illicit Financial Flow • Financial Intelligence and Related Investigations • Economic Crime Measurement • Sanctions against economic crime criminals • Victims of economic crime
