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Prosocial Corporate Purposes, Corporate Governance Regimes, and Varieties of Capitalism: A Primer

31 January 2024

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Massimiliano Vatiero

The New Geographies of Corporate Law Production

Writing about the past trajectories and future prospects of corporate law production amidst the COVID-19 crisis presents several challenges, above all with regard to motivation and justification. In other words,...

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Dionysia Katelouzou

Employee Insolvency Priorities and Employment Protection in France, Germany and the United Kingdom: An Essay on the Use of the ‘Varieties of Capitalism Theory’ in Comparative Law

In several jurisdictions, employees’ claims for unpaid wages and contributions are entitled to preferential treatment over other creditors. Employees, however, may also be protected through social security schemes.In a new...

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Federico M. Mucciarelli

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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