Guarantees and efficiency among transnational companies. Criminal jurisdiction and crimes "still" unpunished

Abstract: This work, with a comparative way, tries to investigate multinational companies that as subjects, that is, individual and legal actors, are part of an economic, political, legal reality. In such companies the benefits of economic and technological growth are evolving. The work of companies at a transnational, national, international level, on the one hand, has been conditioned by the protection of fundamental rights and, on the other hand, by new crimes. The moralization of multinational companies suffer strong restrictions at a global level. There are many questions, given the cases that are configured. The identification of illicit conduct and the related effects due to the damages they cause allow us to speak of a process of structural metamorphosis of criminal law at national, European and international level. The relations between states in this sector are changing towards a global right of coexistence, collaboration, territoriality on a concept that is now individual and increasingly open to collective interests related to the evolution of the punishment of corporate crimes at a transnational level.