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This book explores the complex relationship between economic crimes, ethical challenges, and the management of contemporary organizations. It examines phenomena such as corruption, tax evasion, the informal economy, shell companies, currency counterfeiting, and the politicization of public organization management, highlighting their impact on organizational stability and economic development. Focusing on transitional countries, particularly in South-Eastern Europe, this book analyzes the causes, forms, and consequences of these practices, as well as mechanisms for their prevention. Combining theoretical, comparative, and empirical approaches, the authors provide practical recommendations for strengthening ethics, depoliticizing public organizations, and promoting integrity in both public and private sectors.
