Publications

Pinochet’s Economic Accomplices” exposes how Chilean dictatorship-era economic actors enabled inequality, urging justice & reparations. A key read for Latin American, human rights, and economic scholars.

21st-century human rights must address economic globalization & corporate power. This book explores state roles, victim protections, and strategies to hold businesses accountable, blending global insights with Brazil’s legal framework.

Criminology & Transitional Justice often ignore economic crimes. These books highlight corporate complicity in human rights abuses, focusing on Global South accountability efforts & Argentina’s capital flight under dictatorship, urging justice beyond traditional legal frameworks.

This book analyzes 300+ cases of economic actors prosecuted for Holocaust crimes & global corporate accountability efforts. Highlighting Latin America’s rise in ‘accountability from below,’ it shows how local tools challenge impunity despite corporate resistance.

“Corporate Accountability for Human Rights Violations” examines global impunity for businesses in abuses, analyzing cases from Nazi Germany to Latin America & beyond, and explores tools & barriers to justice.