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'This theoretical reference frame is an important prerequisite for enlightened discussions and reflections. This book contains important findings about methods to combat financial crime and can support police organizations and relevant authorities aiming to prevent this type of crime.' - Dr. Stefan Holgersson, Vaxjo University, Sweden. 'The book provides a unique insight into the practice and investigation of financially motivated crime. First a comprehensive overview of different types of financial crime in the context of knowledge management is provided, offering a unique perspective on the adoption of strategies to prevent such crime as well as investigative techniques that might be employed to combat financial criminal activity. The book will serve as a useful reference for police practitioners, those working in the criminal justice system and researchers interested in this area.' - Professor Julia C. Davidson, Director of Research in Criminology, Kingston University, UK

'This theoretical reference frame is an important prerequisite for enlightened discussions and reflections. This book contains important findings about methods to combat financial crime and can support police organizations and relevant authorities aiming to prevent this type of crime.' - Dr. Stefan Holgersson, Vaxjo University, Sweden. 'The book provides a unique insight into the practice and investigation of financially motivated crime. First a comprehensive overview of different types of financial crime in the context of knowledge management is provided, offering a unique perspective on the adoption of strategies to prevent such crime as well as investigative techniques that might be employed to combat financial criminal activity. The book will serve as a useful reference for police practitioners, those working in the criminal justice system and researchers interested in this area.' - Professor Julia C. Davidson, Director of Research in Criminology, Kingston University. UK.

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Professor Petter Gottschalk gained the degrees of Master of Business Administration at the University of Berlin and Master of Science at Dartmouth College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in the USA. His Doctorate in Business Administration was gained at Brunel University in the UK. Petter Gottschalk is currently Professor of Information Systems and Knowledge Management at the Norwegian School of Management in Oslo. He is also a lecturer and supervisor at the Norwegian Police University College, where he teaches executive classes on knowledge management in policing, intelligence strategy, and policing organized crime. His current research is into knowledge sharing in police investigations, and police misconduct. Professor Gottschalk spent five years in business, at Managing Director level, in IT related industries.

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