Criminologists Clinard and Quinney built on Sutherland's work and divided white-collar crime into two types: corporate crime and organizational crime.

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Clinard and Quinney expanded on Sutherland's concept of white-collar crime by categorizing it into two distinct types: corporate crime, which pertains to offenses committed by corporations for their benefit, and occupational (organizational) crime, which involves crimes committed by individuals within their occupational roles.

Criminologists Clinard and Quinney Built on Sutherland's Work and Divided