Anne Alvesalo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4076571 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Alvesalo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne |
| FAMILY NAME | Alvesalo |
| SIGNATURE | ALVESALO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Police College of Finland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Beyond the exceptional
Since the 1980s, debates on security have expanded and security has become a catchphrase in virtually every area of life. In Finland, the government elected in 2003 began its four-year period in power by launching a special Internal Security Programme (ISP) that stressed the threat of social exclusion. Altogether four ISPs have been launched in Finland since2004. They all repeat the menace of social exclusion. In this article, we examine how thes…
Economic Crime Control in Finland
The activities of criminal justice systems focus almost entirely upon the crimes of the relatively powerless. If this relative downplaying of the crimes of the powerful is both a ubiquitous and long-term phenomenon, it has become more pronounced in a period marked by 'globalization', within which states are less rather than more likely to regulate business. In this research note, we report upon a recent initiative in Finland, aimed at controlling…
Economic Crime Investigators at Work
This article presents the findings of an empirical study on the work of economic crime (EC) investigators, describing and analyzing its key, particular features. In the 1990s, there were real efforts towards, and some success in, making economic crime control a routine and normal part of police work in Finland. The extent to which such forms of investigation can be integrated into police organization and cultures are analyzed, and the impact of a…
Working for Criminalization of Economic Offending
The Emergence of a “War” on Economic Crime
In 1996, the Finnish government initiated an Action Plan aimed at the more effective control of economic crime and the grey economy, involving wide-scale reform in legislation, regulatory agencies, enforcement practice, and research activities. The emergence of this Action Plan forms the empirical focus of this article, which addresses two specific research questions. First, what were the economic, social and political factors that produced this …
Can Economic Crime Control be Sustained? The Case of Finland
In this paper, we present some findings from research conducted in Finland on the emergence and nature of the Finnish government's Action Plans to Reduce Economic Crime and the Grey Economy. We set out the origins of the Finnish economic crime control programme, a programme that, if not unique, is peculiar in its concerted effort to attack this particular form of crime. We then address at length the prospects of such a programme - which has had s…
Economic Crime Investigators at Work
This article presents the findings of an empirical study on the work of economic crime (EC) investigators, describing and analyzing its key, particular features. In the 1990s, there were real efforts towards, and some success in, making economic crime control a routine and normal part of police work in Finland. The extent to which such forms of investigation can be integrated into police organization and cultures are analyzed, and the impact of a…
Working for Criminalization of Economic Offending
Can Economic Crime Control be Sustained? The Case of Finland
In this paper, we present some findings from research conducted in Finland on the emergence and nature of the Finnish government's Action Plans to Reduce Economic Crime and the Grey Economy. We set out the origins of the Finnish economic crime control programme, a programme that, if not unique, is peculiar in its concerted effort to attack this particular form of crime. We then address at length the prospects of such a programme - which has had s…
Economic Crime Control in Finland
The activities of criminal justice systems focus almost entirely upon the crimes of the relatively powerless. If this relative downplaying of the crimes of the powerful is both a ubiquitous and long-term phenomenon, it has become more pronounced in a period marked by 'globalization', within which states are less rather than more likely to regulate business. In this research note, we report upon a recent initiative in Finland, aimed at controlling…
The Emergence of a “War” on Economic Crime
In 1996, the Finnish government initiated an Action Plan aimed at the more effective control of economic crime and the grey economy, involving wide-scale reform in legislation, regulatory agencies, enforcement practice, and research activities. The emergence of this Action Plan forms the empirical focus of this article, which addresses two specific research questions. First, what were the economic, social and political factors that produced this …
Can Economic Crime Control be Sustained? The Case of Finland
In this paper, we present some findings from research conducted in Finland on the emergence and nature of the Finnish government's Action Plans to Reduce Economic Crime and the Grey Economy. We set out the origins of the Finnish economic crime control programme, a programme that, if not unique, is peculiar in its concerted effort to attack this particular form of crime. We then address at length the prospects of such a programme - which has had s…
Working for Criminalization of Economic Offending
Economic Crime Investigators at Work
This article presents the findings of an empirical study on the work of economic crime (EC) investigators, describing and analyzing its key, particular features. In the 1990s, there were real efforts towards, and some success in, making economic crime control a routine and normal part of police work in Finland. The extent to which such forms of investigation can be integrated into police organization and cultures are analyzed, and the impact of a…
Economic Crime Control in Finland
The activities of criminal justice systems focus almost entirely upon the crimes of the relatively powerless. If this relative downplaying of the crimes of the powerful is both a ubiquitous and long-term phenomenon, it has become more pronounced in a period marked by 'globalization', within which states are less rather than more likely to regulate business. In this research note, we report upon a recent initiative in Finland, aimed at controlling…
Beyond the exceptional
Since the 1980s, debates on security have expanded and security has become a catchphrase in virtually every area of life. In Finland, the government elected in 2003 began its four-year period in power by launching a special Internal Security Programme (ISP) that stressed the threat of social exclusion. Altogether four ISPs have been launched in Finland since2004. They all repeat the menace of social exclusion. In this article, we examine how thes…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (4 works) · Criminology (4 works) · Economic crime (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Crime control (3 works) · Criminal justice (3 works) · Management (3 works)