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26 January 2026

Bankruptcy as a National Security Risk

by: Jason Jia-Xi Wu

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26 January 2026

Foundations of Decentralized Organizations

by: Kevin Werbach, Eva Micheler, Bianca Kremer

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23 January 2026

Confronting Consummated Mergers: An Inquiry into Policy and Practice

by: John Kwoka , Tommaso Valletti

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22 January 2026

The Rise of Sustainable Finance in China: ESG Funds and Regulations

by: Lin Lin

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21 January 2026

Bankruptcy's Trilemma: A Unifying Framework

by: Kenneth Ayotte, Jason Donaldson , Giorgia Piacentino

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20 January 2026

Legal Heterodoxy in the Global South: Priority of Workers versus Secured Creditors in Insolvency

by: Mariana Pargendler, Kevin E. Davis, Maria Eduarda Lessa

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19 January 2026

Transparency in Voting: Why and When Institutional Investors Explain Their Votes

by: Daniele Macciocchi, Roni Michaely, Silvina Rubio, Irene Yi

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19 January 2026

Mind the Gap: Securing Algorithmic Explainability for Credit Decisions Beyond the UK GDPR

by: Holli Sargeant

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16 January 2026

Safekeeping Too-Big-To-Fail Banks from Private Credit

by: Patrick Corrigan

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15 January 2026

Private Equity’s New Litigation Frontier

by: Ludovic Phalippou , William Magnuson

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8 January 2026

The 28th Regime and the False Promise of a European Delaware

by: Paul Oudin

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19 December 2025

Some Critiques of Italy’s Capital Markets Reform put a Real Understanding of the New Rules at Risk

by: Niccolò Abriani, Eva Desana , Michele Siri, Marco Ventoruzzo

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19 December 2025

When Insolvency Law Meets Systemic Risk: Director Duties and Congestion Costs

by: Adi Marcovich Gross

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18 December 2025

The Hidden Legal Constraints to Startup and VC Growth

by: Alvaro Pereira

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18 December 2025

Copy Trading and the Rise of the Shadow Intermediary

by: Sue S Guan

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