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Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2013

Framing fraud: Discourse on benefit cheating in Sweden and the UK

Ragnar Lundström

European Journal of Communication

Open accessArticle commentaryFirst published February, 2025

What the Dutch benefits scandal and policy's focus on ‘fraud’ can teach us about the endurance of empire

Josien Arts, Marguerite van den Berg

Critical Social Policy

Free accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2024

The Moral Economy of Welfare: Bulgarian Roma Migrants Reclaiming Social Citizenship through Fraud

Neda Deneva

East European Politics and Societies

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 2010

Interviewing Suspects of Fraud: An In-Depth Analysis of Interviewing Skills

Dave Walsh, Ray Bull

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2011

Between the exceptional and the ordinary: A model for the comparative analysis of moral panics and moral regulation

Ragnar Lundström

Crime,Media,Culture: An International Journal

Restricted accessBook reviewFirst published September, 1990

Book Review: Rich Law,Poor Law: Different Responses to Tax and Supplementary Benefit Fraud

Brendan Pentony

Journal of Criminology

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published June, 1991

Review article : Rich Law,Poor Law: Different responses to tax and supplementary benefit fraud

Dee Cook

Critical Social Policy

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published May, 2007

We're onto you

Stuart Connor

Critical Social Policy

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2019

Fathers as Frauds: On the Criminalization of Fathers in the Parental Leave for Fathers Program in Israel

Nadav Perez-Vaisvidovsky

Men and Masculinities

Restricted accessOtherFirst published August, 1996

Unravelling citizenship

Hartley Dean, Margaret Melrose

Critical Social Policy

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2013

Framing fraud: Discourse on benefit cheating in Sweden and the UK

Ragnar Lundström

European Journal of Communication

Open accessArticle commentaryFirst published February, 2025

What the Dutch benefits scandal and policy's focus on ‘fraud’ can teach us about the endurance of empire

Josien Arts, Marguerite van den Berg

Critical Social Policy

Free accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2024

The Moral Economy of Welfare: Bulgarian Roma Migrants Reclaiming Social Citizenship through Fraud

Neda Deneva

East European Politics and Societies

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 2010

Interviewing Suspects of Fraud: An In-Depth Analysis of Interviewing Skills

Dave Walsh, Ray Bull

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2011

Between the exceptional and the ordinary: A model for the comparative analysis of moral panics and moral regulation

Ragnar Lundström

Crime,Media,Culture: An International Journal

Restricted accessBook reviewFirst published September, 1990

Book Review: Rich Law,Poor Law: Different Responses to Tax and Supplementary Benefit Fraud

Brendan Pentony

Journal of Criminology

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published June, 1991

Review article : Rich Law,Poor Law: Different responses to tax and supplementary benefit fraud

Dee Cook

Critical Social Policy

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published May, 2007

We're onto you

Stuart Connor

Critical Social Policy

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2019

Fathers as Frauds: On the Criminalization of Fathers in the Parental Leave for Fathers Program in Israel

Nadav Perez-Vaisvidovsky

Men and Masculinities

Restricted accessOtherFirst published August, 1996

Unravelling citizenship

Hartley Dean, Margaret Melrose

Critical Social Policy