The academic book "Regulating Corporate Criminal Liability" offers a comprehensive analysis of the increasing criminal liability of corporations on a global scale. In many legal systems, genuine criminal sanctions are now being imposed on legal entities. This work examines the various regulatory options available to national criminal justice systems and their impacts on constitutional, economic, and psychological aspects. A particular focus is placed on procedural issues related to corporate criminal liability, alternative sanctions such as the blacklisting of companies, common corporate offenses, and the challenges of transnational criminal justice. The authors, including Dominik Brodowski, Joachim Vogel, Klaus Tiedemann, and Manuel Espinoza de los Monteros de la Parra, contribute their expertise to illuminate the complex interconnections and the evolution of corporate crime.