Big Crime and Big Policing

Tonita Murray is an independent researcher and police reform consultant. Elizabeth Kirley is a professor in the Professional LLM program at Osgoode Hall Law School and called to the Ontario bar.

• ForewordDedication to Professor Margaret E. BeareIntroductionSection 1: Global Money Systems and Financial Crimes: Limitations of State RegulationSection Introduction1. Policing the Global Money SystemJames Sheptycki 2. Big Banks, Big Money and Big Crimes in the Era of "Too Big to Fail"Stephen Schneider3. Locating the Centre: State, Capital, and the Political Economy of Money Laundering in CanadaSanaa Ahmed 4. Policing Financial Crime: Do We Care?Peter GermanSection 2: Beyond Reach: Crimes of the Entrepreneurial ElitesSection Introduction5. Criminal Law as a Proxy for Projecting Global Power: The Case of HuaweiStephen Wilks6. From Brushstrokes to Keystrokes: Policing Entrepreneurial Art CrimeElizabeth A. Kirley7. Big Money, Small Tax: The Normalization of Tax EvasionLaureen SniderSection 3: "Big Police": If We Can’t Live with Them Can We Live without Them? Section Introduction8. Reform of the PolicePeter K. Manning9. Inquiring into Public PolicingMargaret Beare10. Nowhere to Turn for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence: Misogyny in PolicingAnna Willats11. If Not the Police, Then Who? Exploring the Implications of Defunding the Police on Missing PersonsLaura Huey and Lorna Ferguson12. Engaging Evil? Conducting Research with and on Policing OrganizationsKevin D. Haggerty, Sandra M. Bucerius and Daniel J. Jones13. Defunding Big Policing: What’s at Stake?Tonita MurrayIndex