Tillman Describes the Evolution of White-Collar and Corporate Crime in the Era

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Essay

Tillman describes the evolution of white-collar and corporate crime in the era of global capitalism. Rooted in the political economic structure, criminogenic institutional frameworks have emerged alongside an era where corporations have a great deal of influence on the political process. If corporations influence (or make) the rules and regulations they must adhere to, and the frameworks we can identify are criminogenic, then how would you define the current model of corporate capitalism using sociological theories of deviance? (In commonsense terms.)

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Definitions:

Two-Way

A communication model that emphasizes interaction and feedback, facilitating dialogue between parties.

Company's Credibility

The perception of a company as trustworthy and reliable by its stakeholders, including customers, investors, and the general public.

Dark Side

Refers to the unethical, harmful, or morally questionable aspects of society, organizations, or human behavior.

Public Relations

An approach to communication focused on establishing rewarding relationships between organizations and their respective publics.