How Can Restorative Justice and the Unified Theory of Punishment Help Us Make Sense of Corporate Crime and Punishment?

The supposed deterrent and retribution ‘tough on corporate crime’ model may have been promising when corporate criminal liability was recognised over a century ago, but it is not working today. The response to ‘controlling corporate crime’ should not be a simple hefty fine, a simple apology, or a pi...

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Autor principal: RADHI, REEM,ABBAS,ABDULMOHSEN,AH (Autor)
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Publicado: 2019
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