NCJ Number
20495
Journal
Revija za Kriminalistiko in Kriminologijo Volume: 27 Issue: 3 Dated: (JULY-SEPTEMBER 1976) Pages: 184-188
Date Published
1976
Length
5 pages
Annotation
THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE SCOPE OF THE YUGOSLAVIAN CRIMINAL LAWS DEALING WITH ECONOMIC CRIMES IN THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY, AND DISCUSSES THE PROBLEM OF BUSINESS CRIME IN FOREIGN TRADE.
Abstract
FOREIGN TRADE REGULATIONS ARE PART OF THE ENTIRE ECONOMIC RELATIONS SYSTEM AND ARE PROTECTED BY CRIMINAL LAW. THE AUTHOR SUGGESTS THAT PERSISTENT CHANGING OF REGULATIONS AND THE DIFFICULTY OF ACHIEVING STATE CONTROL OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS RESULTS IN A LARGE NUMBER OF FOREIGN TRADE WHITE COLLAR CRIMES. HE CONCLUDES THAT IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE SUCH OFFENSES, THE UNDERLYING ECONOMIC REASONS FOR THEIR EXISTENCE SHOULD BE CAREFULLY EXAMINED. IN THE MEANTIME, THE AUTHOR EMPHASIZES THAT DETECTED CRIMES MUST BE PROSECUTED TO DETER FUTURE CRIME. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED) --IN SERBO-CROATIAN...DMC