دانلود کتاب Criminal Liability of Managers in Europe: Punishing Excessive Risk

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS\nCONTENTS\nTABLE OF CASES AND LEGISLATION\nLIST OF ABBREVIATIONS\n1. \rIntroduction\n 1. Financial Crisis and Excessive Risk\n 2. Business Decisions and Excessive Risk-Taking\n 3. Excessive Risk-Taking and Criminal Liability\n 4. Scope and Structure\n2. \rEngland and Wales\n 1. Introduction and History\n 2. Protected Legal Interests\n 3. Main Offences\n 4. Inchoate Offences\n 5. Cooperation in the Commission of the Offence\n 6. Reasons for Excluding Criminal Liability\n 7. Offence of Reckless Misconduct in the Management of \ra Financial Institution\n 8. Solutions to the Five Cases\n 9. Conclusions\n3. \rFrance\n 1. Introduction and History\n 2. Protected Legal Interests\n 3. Main Offences\n 4. Inchoate Offences\n 5. Cooperation in the Commission of the Offence\n 6. Reasons for Excluding Criminal Liability\n 7. Solutions to the Five Cases\n 8. Conclusions\n4. \rGermany\n 1. Introduction and History\n 2. Protected Legal Interests\n 3. Offence of Untreue\n 3. Offence of Untreue\n 4. Inchoate Offences\n 5. Cooperation in the Commission of the Offence\n 6. Reasons for Excluding Criminal Liability\n 7. Special Provisions for Banking \rand Insurance Executives\n 8. Solutions to the Five Cases\n 9. Conclusions\n5. \rComparative Analysis\n 1. Introduction\n 2. Protected Legal Interests\n 3. Managers as Possible Perpetrators\n 4. Exposing to Excessive Risk as Criminal Conduct\n 5. Mens Rea\n 6. Special Provisions for Banking \rand Insurance Executives\n 7. Comparison of the Results of the Five Cases\n 8. Conclusions: Models of Criminalisation of Excessive Risk-Taking\n6. \rCriminalisation of Excessive Risk-Taking by Managers?\n 1. Introduction\n 2. Justification for Use of Criminal Law \rand its Limits\n 3. Criminalisation of Excessive Risk-Taking \rby Managers?\n 4. Outcome\n7. \rConclusions\n 1. Introduction\n 2. How to Criminalise Excessive Risk-Taking \rby Managers?\n 3. Evaluation of the Three National Legal Systems\n 4. Final Conclusion\nBIBLIOGRAPHY\nINDEX