Changing minds, not just budgets: Reframing policing’s approach to fraud

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Abstract

Fraud is now the most common form of crime across the world, and the impact on victims can be devasting, but in many countries it remains a low policing priority; recent research by Dr Rasha Kassem, who leads Aston University’s Fraud Research Group, and Professor Umut Turksen of the University of Exeter, highlights that structural reforms and extra funding alone are unlikely to shift the balance to improve the response to fraud, unless policing can redefine value, harm and legitimacy in its daily practice.
Original languageEnglish
Specialist publicationPolicing Insight
Publication statusPublished - 9 Dec 2025

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