"No one really wants corporations to be liable"
Why international courts have been so impotent at prosecuting businessmen? Why international law has shielded companies from responsibility in atrocity crimes? Would prosecuting a CEO be subversive enough or would it be cosmetic change? What if international law has actually hampered national efforts to hold corporations responsible? In a bold conversation, law professors Joanna Kyriakakis and Mark Drumbl attempt to unpack the reasons why so little has been achieved in going after the money trail.
Source: justiceinfo.net