Resources related to State-Corporate Crime
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24 Feb 2015
Bougainville: Australia’s Secret War
Following the recent launch of State Crime on the Margins of Empire: Rio Tinto, the War on Bougainville and Resistance...
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18 Feb 2015
Skewed narratives and civil resistance against the arms trade in the UK
By Scarlett Kutyla...
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3 Feb - 3 Feb 2015
BOOK LAUNCH: Invite from Jeremy Corbyn MP for ‘State Crime on the Margins of Empire’ by Kristian Lasslett
The International State Crime Initiative (ISCI) is delighted to invite you to a book launch hosted by Jeremy Corbyn...
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10 Dec 2014
How Australia, the US and Britain helped block Bougainville’s class action against Rio Tinto
Internal government records obtained through Freedom of Information reveal the significant lengths to which the...
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15 Sep 2014
Hate Propaganda: Words as Knives
This case study analyses the use of hate propaganda in political discourse, moving from the Nazi regime to current...
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15 Sep 2014
Toxic Waste Dumping In Abidjan: Testimony Project
Late at night on the 19th of August 2006, 12 trucks drove away from the port at Abidjan, Ivory Coast. The trucks were...
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15 Sep 2014
Torture At The Río Blanco Mine – A State-Corporate Crime? – Testimony Project
The exploitation of mineral resources has long been one of the major economic activities undertaken in Peru. However,...
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15 Sep 2014
State Terror and The Bougainville Conflict: Testimony Project
Perched on the north-west tip of the Solomon Islands archipelago, Bougainville forms part of Papua New Guinea’s (PNG)
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15 Sep 2014
The Demolition of Paga Hill: Testimony Project
It was Saturday 12 May 2012. Paga Hill’s Seventh Day Adventist Church was beginning its morning service as usual;
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8 Sep 2014
Interrogating the Corporate Machine
‘I won’t believe it until I see it on TV.[1]
State-Corporate Crime
The concept of state-corporate crime refers to crimes that result from the relationship between the policies of the state and the policies and practices of commercially motivated corporations. The term was coined by Kramer and Michalowski in 1990. While the subject of numerous case studies and theoretical debates, state-corporate crime as a criminological focus remains in its infancy.
