When corporations harm, who pays? Plus, the man that looted Cambodia

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Recorded02 Sep 2026

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Corporations can cause enormous harm, yet the law often struggles to hold them to account. Law professor Penny Crofts argues that horror helps us understand the scale of corporate wrongdoing. Plus how a British art dealer looted Cambodia’s ancient treasures during the Khmer Rouge era, and sold them to the world’s most prestigious museums and collectors.Guests:Penny Crofts, Professor of Law at UTS, co-author of Corporate Harm: A Horror Story with Honni van RijswijkMatthew Campbell, author The man who stole the gods

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