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European Parliament Recommends Creating EU-Wide Social Enterprise Legal Status – A Misstep?

In July 2018, the European Parliament passed a resolution recommending to the Commission the creation of an optional EU-wide legal status for social enterprises. The Commission now has one year...

21 September 2018

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EU Company Law Harmonization between Convergence and Varieties of Capitalism

I recently posted my work EU Company Law Harmonization between Convergence and Varieties of Capitalism (forthcoming in the Research Handbook on the History of Corporation and Company Law,...

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A Model Company Act and a Model Company Court

Model acts can operate to balance the tension between the centripetal and centrifugal forces inherent in a federal system. Pulling the states together to capture the scale benefits from a...

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Ronald J. Gilson

Principles of Cross-Border Insolvency Law – and Their Value for Judges and Legislators

I. IntroductionThis paper gives a very short summary of my forthcoming book (Principles of Cross-Border Insolvency Law, Intersentia 2017). It deals with a fascinating question: what are the...

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A Leap Forward in the Harmonisation of Insolvency Laws across Europe: Inception Impact Assessment and Public Consultation

Two initiatives have recently been undertaken to harmonise by means of a directive some aspects of the substantive insolvency laws of the Member States. These initiatives are: a) the EU...

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