PUBLICATIONS

Corporate Culture and Systems Intentionality: part of the regulator’s essential toolkit
Bant, E. & Faugno, R., Jan 2024, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of Corporate Law Studies

Automated mistakes: vitiated consent and state of mind culpability in algorithmic contracting

Paterson, J. M. & Bant, E., 2023, The Culpable Corporate Mind. Bant, E. (ed.). Bloomsbury Publishing, p. 255-271 17 p.

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Modelling corporate states of mind through systems intentionality

Bant, E., 2023, The Culpable Corporate Mind. Bant, E. (ed.). Bloomsbury Publishing, p. 231-253 23 p.

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Systems intentionality: theory and practice

Bant, E., 2023, The Culpable Corporate Mind. Bant, E. (ed.). Bloomsbury Publishing, p. 183-207 25 p.

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The culpable corporate mind: taxonomy and synthesis

Bant, E., 2023, The Culpable Corporate Mind. Bant, E. (ed.). Bloomsbury Publishing, p. 3-35 33 p.

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The Culpable Corporate Mind

Bant, E. (ed.), 2023, Australia: Bloomsbury Publishing. 17 p.

Catching the corporate conscience: a new model of “systems intentionality”

Bant, E., 2022, In: Lloyd’s Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly. 2022, Part 3, p. 467-495

Public procurement for protecting human rights

McGaughey, F., Faugno, R., Bant, E. & Cullen, H., May 2022, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Alternative Law Journal.

Reforming the Laws of Corporate Attribution: “Systems Intentionality” Draft Statutory Provision

Bant, E., 2022, In: Company and Securities Law Journal. 39, 5, p. 259-275

Systems of misconduct: Corporate culpability and statutory unconscionability

Bant, E. & Paterson, J. M., 2021, In: Journal of Equity. 15, 1, p. 63-91

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Google: Deterring Misleading Conduct in Digital Privacy Policies

Paterson, J. M., Bant, E. & Cooney, H., Dec 2021, In: Communications Law. 26, 3, p. 136-148

Can Crown’s Old Habits Die? The Royal Commission says disgraced casino operator Crown Melbourne needs to reform itself – how will we be able to judge whether it has or not?

Culpable Corporate Minds

Bant, E., 2021, In: UWA Law Review. 48, 2, p. 352-388

Elise Bant, ‘Culpable Corporate Minds’ (2021) 48(2) University of Western Australia Law concepts, presented at the BFLSA 2021 Annual Conference. This paper formed part of the session Shifting Sands: New statutory strategies for promoting good consumer outcomes in Financial Services. Read the paper