Routledge Corporate Crime in China - History and Debates

Understand the evolving landscape of corporate misconduct through this academic study from Routledge. As the Chinese government implements new legislative and administrative efforts to prevent misconduct, this book provides a necessary foundation for students and professionals in business, finance, and law. This text starts by defining corporate crime within the specific context of China, using real-life cases to answer fundamental questions. Readers will gain a clear understanding of how these crimes are identified and categorized. By exploring the history of corporate crime and reviewing existing academic studies, the book offers a deep look into the subject's development. Beyond historical context, the book addresses the scope of corporate crime and the legal basis for corporate criminal liability. It is an essential resource for anyone looking to study the intersection of law, economics, and corporate behavior in a rapidly changing global market.