Stratos Georgoulas (Professor of Social Security Law, University of the Aegean) submission
"State-corporate crime in Greece, in the era of memoranda"
In recent years the international academic community has made an effort to define and scientifically test the term “state-corporate crime” that may replace and be more specific than the term “white collar crime”. It is a term that, from a political and a research point of view, corresponds to what we narrow it down as “corruption”...an effort to criminalize this act from the point of view of protecting human rights and social harms...
...This very important crime, because it relates to human rights violations, is a systemic problem and not the result of individual actions, and just as such it is defined as (something that is) linked with the ownership or management of a capital accumulation process.