Online fraud victims in England and Wales: victims' views on sentencing and the opportunity for restorative justice?
Professor Mark Button, McNaughton Nicholls, C., Kerr, J. & Owen, R., May 2015, In : The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice. 54, 2, p. 193-211 18 p.
Explaining fraud deviancy attenuation in the United Kingdom
Professor Mark Button & Tunley, M. J., Mar 2015, In : Crime, Law and Social Change. 63, 1-2, p. 49-64
Fraud in overseas aid and the challenge of measurement
Professor Mark Button, Brooks, G., Mr Chris Lewis & Dr David William James Shepherd, 2015, In : Journal of Financial Crime. 22, 2, p. 184-198
The financial cost of fraud 2015: what the latest data from around the world shows
Gee, J. & Professor Mark Button, 2015, London: PKF Littlejohn.
The not so thin blue line after all? investigative resources dedicated to fighting fraud/economic crime in the United Kingdom
Professor Mark Button, Mr Dean Blackbourn & Tunley, M., 2015, In : Policing. 9, 2, p. 129-142
Uncovering the hidden cost of staff fraud: an assessment of 45 cases in the UK
Professor Mark Button, Mr Chris Lewis, Mr Dean Blackbourn & Dr David William James Shepherd, 2015, In : Journal of Financial Crime. 22, 2, p. 170-183
Online frauds: learning from victims why they fall for these scams
Professor Mark Button, McNaughton Nicholls, C., Kerr, J. & Owen, R., Dec 2014, In : The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology. 47, 3, p. 391-408
From 'shallow' to 'deep' policing: 'crash-for-cash' insurance fraud investigation in England and Wales and the need for greater regulation
Professor Mark Button & Brooks, G., 8 Oct 2014, In : Policing and Society.
Evaluating the case for greater use of private prosecutions in England and Wales for fraud offences
Mr Chris Lewis, Brooks, G., Professor Mark Button, Dr David William James Shepherd & Dr Alison Wakefield, Mar 2014, In : International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice. 42, 1, p. 3-15
Not a victimless crime: the impact of fraud on individual victims and their families
Professor Mark Button, Mr Chris Lewis & Dr Jacki Tapley, Feb 2014, In : Security Journal. 27, 1, p. 36-54
Criminal activity in the financial sector
Professor Mark Button & Tunley, M. J., 2014, The handbook of security. Gill, M. (ed.). 2 ed. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, p. 427-451
Minimising fraud and maximising value in the UK food and drink sector 2014: how the UK food and drink sector can improve profitability by cutting the cost of fraud
Gee, J., Professor Lisa Jack & Professor Mark Button, 2014, London: PFK. 16 p.
New perspectives on police training and education: lessons from the private sector
Dr Alison Wakefield & Professor Mark Button, 2014, International perspectives on police education and training. Stanislas, P. (ed.). Routledge, p. 254-273
Private policing in public spaces
Dr Alison Wakefield & Professor Mark Button, 2014, The oxford handbook of police and policing. Reisig, M. & Kane, R. (eds.). Oxford: Oxford University Press, p. 571-588 18 p. (Oxford handbooks in criminology and criminal justice).
The accredited counter fraud specialist handbook
Tunley, M. J., Whittaker, A., Gee, J. & Professor Mark Button, 2014, Wiley. 304 p.
Intelligent Intelligence: the importance of organisational intelligence to the making of good quality business decisions
Gee, J., Professor Mark Button & Kelly, S., Oct 2013, BDO. 20 p.
The Financial Cost of Fraud Report 2013: What data from around the world shows
Gee, J. & Professor Mark Button, Aug 2013, BDO. 11 p.
The Resilience to Fraud of Medical Schemes in South Africa: Research into how well South African medical schemes protect themselves
Gee, J. & Professor Mark Button, Aug 2013, 33 p.
Addressing the weakest link: implementing converged security
Aleem, A., Dr Alison Wakefield & Professor Mark Button, Jul 2013, In : Security Journal. 26, 3, p. 236-248 13 p.
Healthcare Fraud in the new NHS market – a threat to patient care
Professor Mark Button & Leys, C., 12 Jun 2013, Centre for Health and the Public Interest . 14 p.