Thinking Allowed

The Open University teams up with BBC Radio 4's long-running weekly consideration of the social sciences.

Join us as we explore the effects of cultural attitudes towards white collar crime.

Monday 23 Nov 00:15 on BBC Radio 4

A victimless crime?

What makes a crime white-collar? Why does it matter? Louise Westmarland introduces white-collar crime.

What would cause you to commit a crime at work? Discuss white-collar crime.

Will a white collar save you? Explore crime, punishment and status in punishment and corporate crime.

A look at cities divided, how memories of a city are represented and how we interact with cities: thinking about cities.

From white-collar crime to rogue traders: read more in our crime blogs.

Listen again – and explore more deeply – with Thinking Allowed on BBC Radio 4.

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