How Bankruptcy Shields Capitalists from Consequences with Melissa Jacoby
Factually! with Adam Conover
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Institutional Accountability and Bankruptcy in Cases of Harm
The chapter explores the concept of institutional responsibility in cases of harm, emphasizing the accountability of organizations over individual perpetrators. It discusses the implications of bankruptcy on ensuring justice and restitution for victims, particularly in instances where corporations may use bankruptcy as a shield to avoid consequences. The conversation also delves into disparities in bankruptcy outcomes for different racial groups, shedding light on systemic racism within the financial and social systems.
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