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19 April 2017

German Corporate Law in the 20th Century

by: Thilo Kuntz

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12 April 2017

Legal Innovations, Long-term Investments and the Birth of the Corporation

by: Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci

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3 April 2017

Can Shareholders Override Management Decisions of the Board?: Att-General v Ririnui in the New Zealand Court of Appeal

by: Susan Watson

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24 March 2017

Corporate Directors in the United Kingdom

by: Stephen M. Bainbridge

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28 February 2017

Building Enforcement Capacity for Brazilian Corporate and Securities Law

by: John Armour, Caroline Schmidt

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17 February 2017

The Anatomy of Corporate Law: The New Edition

by: John Armour, Luca Enriques, Mariana Pargendler, Wolf-Georg Ringe

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27 October 2016

Corporate Law after Brexit

by: Michael Schillig

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6 September 2016

Regulatory Analysis in Corporate Law

by: Martin Petrin

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7 July 2016

Exercise of Shareholder Control Over a State Owned Enterprise - Comments on Comissão de Valores Mobiliários’s decision in the Eletrobras case

by: Mario Engler Pinto Junior

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16 June 2016

The Low Use of Bankruptcy Procedures in Spain: Reasons and Implications

by: Aurelio Gurrea Martínez

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26 May 2016

A Review of the Corporate Insolvency Framework-A Consultation on Options for Reform

by: OBLB Editors

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20 May 2016

Judicial Innovation vs. Studied Inertia: Canadian Corporate Law and the New Global Economic and Environmental Realities in Chevron Corp. v. Yaiguaje

by: Jason MacLean

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8 May 2016

Bad Enforcement as a Competitive Asset in Attracting Incorporations

by: Andrea Zorzi

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4 May 2016

Strong Shareholders, Weak Outside Investors

by: Maribel Sáez, María Gutiérrez

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17 April 2016

The Evolution of Corporate Law in Canada: Towards Regulatory Competition?

by: Stéphane Rousseau

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