Zhenjie Zhou is Associate Professor at College for Criminal Law Science of Beijing Normal University, China. He was Research Associate and then Assistant Professor at Waseda University, Japan, where he taught comparative corporate crime and Chinese criminal law from 2007 to 2010. He finished his PhD at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 2008.

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• 1. Introduction: An Overview of Corporate Crime in China 2. Review of Corporate Crime Legislation and Literature 3. What Crimes Can a Corporation Commit? 4. Criminal Liability of State Organs: Is it Acceptable? 5. Basis of Corporate Criminal Liability: Individual or Organizational Fault? 6. Corporate Compliance Programs and Corporate Criminal Liability 7. Procedural Debates and Reforms 8. Corporate Crime Prevention Policy: Purposes, Problems and Proposals

Zhenjie Zhou is Associate Professor at College for Criminal Law Science of Beijing Normal University, China. He was Research Associate and then Assistant Professor at Waseda University, Japan, where he taught comparative corporate crime and Chinese criminal law from 2007 to 2010. He finished his PhD at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 2008.

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• 1. Introduction: An Overview of Corporate Crime in China 2. Review of Corporate Crime Legislation and Literature 3. What Crimes Can a Corporation Commit? 4. Criminal Liability of State Organs: Is it Acceptable? 5. Basis of Corporate Criminal Liability: Individual or Organizational Fault? 6. Corporate Compliance Programs and Corporate Criminal Liability 7. Procedural Debates and Reforms 8. Corporate Crime Prevention Policy: Purposes, Problems and Proposals

Zhenjie Zhou is Associate Professor at College for Criminal Law Science of Beijing Normal University, China. He was Research Associate and then Assistant Professor at Waseda University, Japan, where he taught comparative corporate crime and Chinese criminal law from 2007 to 2010. He finished his PhD at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 2008.

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• 1. Introduction: An Overview of Corporate Crime in China 2. Review of Corporate Crime Legislation and Literature 3. What Crimes Can a Corporation Commit? 4. Criminal Liability of State Organs: Is it Acceptable? 5. Basis of Corporate Criminal Liability: Individual or Organizational Fault? 6. Corporate Compliance Programs and Corporate Criminal Liability 7. Procedural Debates and Reforms 8. Corporate Crime Prevention Policy: Purposes, Problems and Proposals