Podcasts
Grenfell, justice and state-corporate crime with Steve Tombs
This is the first of our podcasts which features Steve Tombs, Professor of Criminology at the Open University.
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Corporate theft and fraud: business as usual
Since 2007, when the credit crisis began to reveal itself, ‘The Banks’ have hardly been out of the headlines. Bailouts, bonuses, LIBOR, sanctions-busting, money laundering, cartelisation, and insider trading are among the seemingly endless litany of scandals which have come to light in the sector...
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Volkswagen: a routine case of corporate-state harm production
On 18 September, the US EPA revealed that Volkswagen (VW) had been using software and practices to cheat emissions-testing on almost 600,000 cars in US – marketed and sold as part of a major ‘...
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Knowledgeable consumers? Corporate fraud and its devastating impacts
The devastating consequences of corporate fraud on victims remain largely hidden and the lessons ignored, argues a report published by the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies. Knowledgeable...