New Criminal Law Review (peer reviewed) (in symposium), 40 pages
A criticism of corporate criminal theory, drawing on philosophical pragmatism, legal pragmatism and cases from the frontiers of international criminal justice. The paper argues that we need to embrace a pragmatic theory of corporate criminal liability that is forced upon us in a world as complex, unequal, and dysfunctional as that we presently inhabit. The article is part of a symposium on corporate criminal theory that also includes work by Markus Dubber, Tracy Isaacs and Meir Dan-Cohen.