Recent Essays
Avenues for Further Inquiry
This essay lays out several research agendas that I see as meriting attention, first and foremost from historians, but also from social scientists and humanists from other disciplines.
Historiography of American Business Fraud
This essay furnishes an overview of scholarship on the core subject matter of the book, mostly from the discipline of history, but also from other social science disciplines.
A Brief Consideration of Primary Sources and Methods
This essay sketches the array of documents that underpinned my research, discusses some key conceptual approaches to regulatory governance that shaped my thinking and arguments, and offers several conceptual schematics that convey snapshots of anti-fraud regulatory ecologies.
Recently Added Resources
Primary Sources
This page contains a collection of primary sources useful for research on anti-fraud regulation in the United States, and will be updated and expanded periodically.
Historical Scholarship on Modern Business Fraud
Bibliography
Sources & Methods
