Published Apr 8, 2016
23: Iceland Jailed Its Bad Bankers But People Are Still Angry
Explore Iceland's unprecedented prosecution of bankers following the financial crisis and its lingering public unrest despite economic recovery, leading to political shifts like the rise of the Pirate Party amidst scandals such as the Panama Papers. Delve into the complexities of Iceland's unique legal culture, its ongoing struggle with mistrust towards elites, and the enduring impact of its banking crisis.
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