Elise Bant is Professor of Private Law and Commercial Regulation at The University of Western Australia and Professorial Fellow at Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, Australia.

• Foreword by The Hon Justice Michelle Gordon ACPrefaceList of ContributorsTable of CasesTable of LegislationTable of Instruments and Other Materials (Australia)Australian State LegislationTable of Other National LegislationTable of International MaterialsPART IFRAMEWORKS AND CONTEXTS1. The Culpable Corporate Mind: Taxonomy and SynthesisElise Bant2. Associations and Moral Responsibility: Some Ground-ClearingMatthew Harding3. Crown Resorts and the Im/moral Corporate FormPenny Crofts4. Corporate Torts in England: Limiting Liability by CapacityJoshua Getzler5. The Corporate Culpability of Big TechJulia PowlesPART IIATTRIBUTION MODELS6. Meridian, Allocated Powers and Systems Intentionality ComparedRachel Leow7. Reactive Corporate FaultBrent Fisse8. Ideas of Corporate Culture from the Perspective of Penalties JurisprudenceRebecca Faugno9. Systems Intentionality: Theory and PracticeElise Bant10. How to Read a Corporation’s MindMihailis E DiamantisPART IIICORPORATE STATES OF MIND11. Modelling Corporate States of Mind through Systems IntentionalityElise Bant12. Automated Mistakes: Vitiated Consent and State of Mind Culpability in Algorithmic ContractingJeannie Marie Paterson and Elise Bant13. Can Corporations be Dishonest?Jeremy Gans14. Asset-Based Lending: A Case Study in Unconscionable Systems of ConductMichael Bryan15. Corporate ContritionRobyn CarrollPART IVALTERNATIVE APPROACHES16. Culpable ShipsSarah Derrington and Samuel Walpole17. Culpable ExecutivesPamela Hanrahan18. ‘Failure to Prevent’ Offences: The Solution to Transnational Corporate Criminal Liability?Jonathan Clough19. Performance-Based Consumer and Investor Protection: Corporate Responsibility without BlameLauren E Willis20. Regulatory Pluralism to Tackle Modern SlaveryFiona McGaugheyIndex

Elise Bant is Professor of Private Law and Commercial Regulation at The University of Western Australia and Professorial Fellow at Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, Australia.

• Foreword by The Hon Justice Michelle Gordon ACPrefaceList of ContributorsTable of CasesTable of LegislationTable of Instruments and Other Materials (Australia)Australian State LegislationTable of Other National LegislationTable of International MaterialsPART IFRAMEWORKS AND CONTEXTS1. The Culpable Corporate Mind: Taxonomy and SynthesisElise Bant2. Associations and Moral Responsibility: Some Ground-ClearingMatthew Harding3. Crown Resorts and the Im/moral Corporate FormPenny Crofts4. Corporate Torts in England: Limiting Liability by CapacityJoshua Getzler5. The Corporate Culpability of Big TechJulia PowlesPART IIATTRIBUTION MODELS6. Meridian, Allocated Powers and Systems Intentionality ComparedRachel Leow7. Reactive Corporate FaultBrent Fisse8. Ideas of Corporate Culture from the Perspective of Penalties JurisprudenceRebecca Faugno9. Systems Intentionality: Theory and PracticeElise Bant10. How to Read a Corporation’s MindMihailis E DiamantisPART IIICORPORATE STATES OF MIND11. Modelling Corporate States of Mind through Systems IntentionalityElise Bant12. Automated Mistakes: Vitiated Consent and State of Mind Culpability in Algorithmic ContractingJeannie Marie Paterson and Elise Bant13. Can Corporations be Dishonest?Jeremy Gans14. Asset-Based Lending: A Case Study in Unconscionable Systems of ConductMichael Bryan15. Corporate ContritionRobyn CarrollPART IVALTERNATIVE APPROACHES16. Culpable ShipsSarah Derrington and Samuel Walpole17. Culpable ExecutivesPamela Hanrahan18. ‘Failure to Prevent’ Offences: The Solution to Transnational Corporate Criminal Liability?Jonathan Clough19. Performance-Based Consumer and Investor Protection: Corporate Responsibility without BlameLauren E Willis20. Regulatory Pluralism to Tackle Modern SlaveryFiona McGaugheyIndex

Elise Bant is Professor of Private Law and Commercial Regulation at The University of Western Australia and Professorial Fellow at Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, Australia.

• Foreword by The Hon Justice Michelle Gordon ACPrefaceList of ContributorsTable of CasesTable of LegislationTable of Instruments and Other Materials (Australia)Australian State LegislationTable of Other National LegislationTable of International MaterialsPART IFRAMEWORKS AND CONTEXTS1. The Culpable Corporate Mind: Taxonomy and SynthesisElise Bant2. Associations and Moral Responsibility: Some Ground-ClearingMatthew Harding3. Crown Resorts and the Im/moral Corporate FormPenny Crofts4. Corporate Torts in England: Limiting Liability by CapacityJoshua Getzler5. The Corporate Culpability of Big TechJulia PowlesPART IIATTRIBUTION MODELS6. Meridian, Allocated Powers and Systems Intentionality ComparedRachel Leow7. Reactive Corporate FaultBrent Fisse8. Ideas of Corporate Culture from the Perspective of Penalties JurisprudenceRebecca Faugno9. Systems Intentionality: Theory and PracticeElise Bant10. How to Read a Corporation’s MindMihailis E DiamantisPART IIICORPORATE STATES OF MIND11. Modelling Corporate States of Mind through Systems IntentionalityElise Bant12. Automated Mistakes: Vitiated Consent and State of Mind Culpability in Algorithmic ContractingJeannie Marie Paterson and Elise Bant13. Can Corporations be Dishonest?Jeremy Gans14. Asset-Based Lending: A Case Study in Unconscionable Systems of ConductMichael Bryan15. Corporate ContritionRobyn CarrollPART IVALTERNATIVE APPROACHES16. Culpable ShipsSarah Derrington and Samuel Walpole17. Culpable ExecutivesPamela Hanrahan18. ‘Failure to Prevent’ Offences: The Solution to Transnational Corporate Criminal Liability?Jonathan Clough19. Performance-Based Consumer and Investor Protection: Corporate Responsibility without BlameLauren E Willis20. Regulatory Pluralism to Tackle Modern SlaveryFiona McGaugheyIndex