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Os crimes económicos, igualmente denominados como “crimes de colarinho branco”, têm sido abordados ao longo dos anos por inúmeros investigadores e sob diversas perspetivas, porém pode-se considerar que esta é uma área que continua a requerer desenvolvimento, especialmente quando tratamos dos crimes entendidos por “corrupção” na atualidade. Esta tipologia de crimes da orla financeira é frequentemente entendida como “criminalidade sem vítimas”, sendo por vezes descurado o seu combate. No entanto, a sua proliferação pode ter efeitos extremamente prejudiciais para a sociedade, atingindo não só os mercados económicos e as economias nacionais em larga escala, mas também pondo em causa instituições públicas importantes. É, portanto, necessário investigar o impacto social causado pelo crime financeiro, para que se consiga apurar até que ponto a sua prática causa erosão na confiança que o cidadão deposita nos seus órgãos de soberania. O estudo destes crimes, partindo do material publicado pela imprensa é ainda pouco explorado, especialmente se considerarmos a produção científica nacional. Desta forma, surge o desenvolvimento desta dissertação, cujo objetivo principal consiste na exploração do crime de económico, a partir de uma cuidada análise do material divulgado pela imprensa nacional e internacional, dando ênfase à situação nacional e ao impacto social provocado por tais práticas. O estudo deverá recorrer ao método de análise documental, permitindo assim extrair dados qualitativos e quantitativos em simultâneo, os quais serão inseridos em grelhas de análise, tabelas e quadros de frequências, sendo posteriormente tratados e interpretados. Com a produção deste trabalho científico pretende-se auxiliar os legisladores e órgãos de justiça na luta contra a corrupção.
Economic crimes, also known as "white collar crimes", have been addressed over the years by numerous researchers and from different perspectives, but it can be considered that this is an area that continues to require development, especially when dealing with crimes understood by “corruption” nowadays. This typology of crimes on the financial edge are often understood as “victimless crime”, and its fight is sometimes neglected. However, their proliferation can have extremely harmful effects on society, affecting not only economic markets and national economies on a large scale, but also jeopardizing important public institutions. It is, therefore, necessary to investigate the social impact caused by financial crime, so that it is possible to determine to what extent its practice erodes the trust that citizens place in their sovereign bodies. The study of these crimes, based on material published by the press, is still little explored, especially if we consider the national scientific production. In this way, the development of this dissertation arises, whose main objective is the exploration of economic crime, from a careful analysis of the material published by the national and international press, emphasizing the national situation and the social impact caused by such practices. This study should use the method of document analysis, thus allowing the extraction of qualitative and quantitative data simultaneously, which will be inserted into analysis grids, frequency tables and charts, being later treated and interpreted. The production of this scientific work is intended to help legislators and justice bodies in the fight against corruption.
Economic crimes, also known as "white collar crimes", have been addressed over the years by numerous researchers and from different perspectives, but it can be considered that this is an area that continues to require development, especially when dealing with crimes understood by “corruption” nowadays. This typology of crimes on the financial edge are often understood as “victimless crime”, and its fight is sometimes neglected. However, their proliferation can have extremely harmful effects on society, affecting not only economic markets and national economies on a large scale, but also jeopardizing important public institutions. It is, therefore, necessary to investigate the social impact caused by financial crime, so that it is possible to determine to what extent its practice erodes the trust that citizens place in their sovereign bodies. The study of these crimes, based on material published by the press, is still little explored, especially if we consider the national scientific production. In this way, the development of this dissertation arises, whose main objective is the exploration of economic crime, from a careful analysis of the material published by the national and international press, emphasizing the national situation and the social impact caused by such practices. This study should use the method of document analysis, thus allowing the extraction of qualitative and quantitative data simultaneously, which will be inserted into analysis grids, frequency tables and charts, being later treated and interpreted. The production of this scientific work is intended to help legislators and justice bodies in the fight against corruption.
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Crime de colarinho branco Corrupção Impacto social Imprensa White collar crime Corruption Social impact Press
