THE CONFERENCE SEEKS TO SHOW THE WIDE VARIETY OF LEGAL REGULATIONS AND LEGAL PRACTICE IN COUNTRIES WITH DIFFERENT SOCIAL STRUCTURES. TOPICS INCLUDE THE EXTENT AND NATURE OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIME IN THE UNITED STATES, THE GERMAN FEDERAL REPUBLIC, AUSTRIA, AND SWITZERLAND; PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIMINALS WHICH ARE USEFUL TO INVESTIGATIVE AUTHORITIES, PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS LIKELY TO BE ENCOUNTERED IN DEALING WITH WHITE-COLLAR CRIMINALS, THE LIMITED EFFECT OF SWISS BANKS' CONFIDENTIALITY RULES ON WHITE-COLLAR CRIME, AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS IN PREVENTING WHITE-COLLAR CRIME. OTHER SUBJECTS COVERED ARE LAWS PERTAINING TO MENTAL COMPETENCE IN AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND, DETERMINATION OF MENTAL COMPETENCE BY PSYCHIATRIC EXPERTS IN THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, CRITERIA FOR MENTAL COMPETENCE IN THE GERMAN FEDERAL REPUBLIC, PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF DETERMINING MENTAL COMPETENCE IN HUNGARY, AND PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS ABOUT THE EARLY YEARS OF THE SOCIETY FOR ALL AREAS OF CRIMINOLOGY. SEPARATE NOTES AND/OR BIBLIOGRAPHIES ARE SUPPLIED FOR EACH ARTICLE. --IN GERMAN. (KMD)