“Lectures Corporate Criminology” by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar is a comprehensive guide to the evolving field of corporate crime and its regulation in India. Designed in a lecture-based format, the book provides a systematic and conceptual understanding of how corporate offences take place, how they are investigated, and the legal frameworks that govern them. It covers classical theories of white-collar crime, modern corporate misconduct patterns, regulatory failures, and the increasing role of compliance systems across organisations.

The book explores crucial areas such as corporate fraud, insider trading, financial manipulation, corporate governance failures, SEBI regulations, economic offences, vicarious liability of corporate officers, and the criminal responsibility of companies. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar presents complex legal concepts in a simplified manner, supported by illustrations, case laws, statutory references, and practical examples from the Indian corporate environment.

A key strength of this edition is its focus on recent developments in corporate criminal law, including the impact of new corporate legislations, evolving judicial interpretations, and the growing importance of corporate ethics and accountability. It also highlights how global corporate scandals have shaped Indian compliance frameworks and regulatory mechanisms.

This book serves as a valuable resource for LL.B and LL.M students, law faculties, legal professionals, company executives, compliance officers, CS/CA aspirants, and anyone wishing to understand corporate wrongdoings and legal remedies. Its structured pedagogy, exam-oriented presentation, and practical insights make it ideal for classroom learning, self-study, and competitive exams.

Whether you are studying corporate law, investigating corporate misconduct, or working in compliance and governance, this book provides a strong and reliable foundation on the subject of Corporate Criminology.