Debating corporate crime

This collection of essays examines the issue of how corporations are held accountable for their actions. Topics covered that are of particular concern, domestically and internationally, include: business practices and structures, advertising, and the use of natural resources. This monograph explores the multifaceted issues of corporate crime in an issues context. Divided into sections, this volume systematically examines why corporate crime exists; the nature of liabilities in different corporations; and a reassessment of corporate criminality and the need for change.