Cornelia Woll Libros

Focusing on the geopolitics of American law enforcement, this book explores its impact on corporate criminal accountability worldwide. It highlights how major corporations have faced legal challenges and hefty fines, prompting a shift towards "negotiated corporate justice." Through case studies, the author examines the interplay between US legal norms and responses from other nations, revealing a transformation in state-private actor relationships. The analysis covers institutional changes in various legal systems, emphasizing law's role in economic statecraft within the global economy.

Cornelia Woll details the varying relationships between financial institutions and national governments by comparing national bank rescue schemes in the United States and Europe.