Financial Crimes and Existential Philosophy

Exploring the intersection of existential philosophy and financial crimes, this book examines how these crimes shape human identity and perceptions of humanity. By incorporating the ideas of philosophers like Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, it reveals the anthropological gap created by the rise of financial misconduct. The text also offers organizational prevention strategies informed by Sartre and Gadamer, equipping readers with existential principles to enhance their effectiveness in combating corporate crime.