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Encyclopedia of Law & Economics – 8600 Corporate Criminal Liability

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  • Arlen, Jennifer H. (1994), ‘The Potentially Perverse Effects of Corporate Criminal Liability’, 23 Journal of Legal Studies , 832-867.
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  • Braithwaite, John (1986), ‘Consumers as Victims of Corporate Crime’, in Wheelwright, Ted (ed.), Consumers, Transnational Corporations and Development , Sydney, University of Sydney, Transnational Corporations Research Project, 331-342.
  • Byam, John I. (1982), ‘The Economic Inefficiency of Corporate Criminal Liability’, 73 Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology , 582-603.
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  • Cohen, Mark A. (1992), ‘Sentencing Guidelines and Corporate Criminal Liability in the U.S.’, 4 Business & the Contemporary World , 140-157.
  • Cohen, Mark A. (1992), ‘Environmental Crime and Punishment: Legal/Economic Theory and Empirical Evidence on Enforcement of Federal Environmental Statutes’, 82 Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology , 1054-1108.
  • Cohen, Mark A., Chih-Chin Ho, Edward D. Jones, III. and Laura M. Schleich (1988), ‘Organizations as Defendants in Federal Court: A Preliminary Analysis of Prosecutions, Convictions and Sanctions, 1984-1987’, 10(1) Whittier Law Review , 103-124.
  • Dau-Schmidt, Kenneth G. (1984), ‘Sentencing Antitrust Offenders: Reconciling Economic Theory with Legal Theory’, 9 Wm. Mitchell Law Review , 75 ff.
  • Dickens, William T. (1989), ‘Employee Crime and the Monitoring Puzzle’, 7 Journal of Labor Economics , 331-347.
  • Gallo, Joseph C., Dau-Schmidt, Kenneth G. and Craycraft, Joseph (1997), ‘The First Century of Department of Justice Antitrust Enforcement’, Review of Industrial Organization .
  • Metzger, Michael R. (1984), ‘Corporate Criminal Liability for Defective Products: Policies, Problems, and Prospects’, 73 Georgetown Law Journal , 1-88.
  • Polinsky, A. Mitchell and Shavell, Steven (1993), ‘Should Employees Be Subject to Fines and Imprisonment Given the Existence of Corporate Liability?’, 13 International Review of Law and Economics , 239-257.
  • Ryan, Patrick J. (1991), ‘Strange Bedfellows: Corporate Fiduciaries and the General Law Compliance Obligation in Section 2.01(a) of the American Law Institute’s Principle of Corporate Governance’, 66 Washington Law Review , 413-502.
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