2016-19

Nee, C., Button, M., Shepherd, D., Blackbourn, D., & Leal, S. (2018). The psychology of the corrupt: some preliminary findings. Journal of Financial Crime, 26, pp 488-495.

Andresen, M. and Button, M. (2019) The Profile and Detection of Bribery in Norway and England and Wales: A Comparative Study. European Journal of Criminology, 16, 18-40

Button, M. Shepherd, D. and Blackbourn, D. (2018) ‘The Iceberg Beneath the Sea’, Fraudsters and their Punishment through Non-Criminal Justice in the ‘Fraud Justice Network’ in England and Wales. International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, 53: 56-66.

Suh, J., Shim, H. and Button, M. (2018) Exploring the Impact of Organizational Investment on Occupational Fraud: Mediating Effects of Ethical Culture and Monitoring Control. International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, 53: 46-55.

Button, M., Shepherd, D. and Blackbourn, D. (2018) The Higher You Fly, the Further you Fall”, White Collar Criminals, “Special Sensitivity” and the Impact of Conviction in the United Kingdom, Victims and Offenders, 13: 628-650.

Tunley, M., Button, M., Shepherd, D. and Blackbourn, D. (2018) Preventing Occupational Corruption: Utilising Situational Crime Prevention Techniques and Theory to Enhance Organisational Resilience, Security Journal, 31, pp 21-52.

Button, M., Brooks, G., Lewis, C. and Aleem, A. (2017) Just About Everybody Doing the Business? Explaining ‘Cash-for-Crash’ Insurance Fraud in the United Kingdom. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, 50:2, pp 176-194.

Button, M., Pakes, F. and Blackbourn, D. (2016) ‘All Walks of Life’: A Profile of Household Insurance Fraudsters in the United Kingdom. Security Journal, 29, 3, p. 501-519

Button, M. and Brooks, G. (2016) From ‘Shallow’ to ‘Deep’ Policing: ‘Crash-for-Cash’ Insurance Fraud Investigation in England and Wales and the Need for Greater Regulation. Policing and Society, 26, pp 210-229.