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Law, Trust and Institutional Change in China: Evidence from Qualitative Fieldwork

What has been the contribution of the legal system in general, and of contract, corporate and financial law in particular, to economic growth and development in China? The Chinese...

13 February 2017

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Oxford Fintech & SmartLaw Society: A Student-led Initiative to Explore Disruptive Technologies

A group of postgraduate students has decided to set up an Oxford Fintech & SmartLaw Society to discuss issues of technological disruption in law and finance. In this post, we...

17 January 2017

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Alfonso Delgado

Two Decades of Law & Finance: What Concept of Law (if any)?

In 2017, the so-called Law and Finance School (‘LFS’) will celebrate its 20th anniversary. Starting with Rafael La Porta, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, Andrey Shleifer, and Robert Vishny’s two seminal articles from...

21 November 2016

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Gerhard Schnyder

No Country Left Behind: History Complicates Efforts to Harmonize International Regulation

The European Union (EU) enacted a series of regulations in the early 2000s to improve the financial markets of member states. While the new regulations were formally the same across...

20 November 2016

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Hans B. Christensen

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