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13 June 2019

Blockchain and public companies: The coming revolution in share ownership transparency, proxy-voting, and corporate governance?

by: Federico Panisi, Ross P Buckley, Douglas W Arner

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12 June 2019

Cyberbullying: The Blind Spot of the Online Harms White Paper

by: Ronen Perry

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11 June 2019

Video: Deference to Delaware Corporate Law Precedents and Shareholder Wealth—An Empirical Analysis

by: Jens Dammann

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10 June 2019

Centros@20 Series - The Legacy of Centros: Lessons learned from debt restructuring

by: Jennifer Payne

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7 June 2019

In Code(r) We Trust? Rethinking ‘Trustless’ Smart Contracts

by: Mimi Zou, Grace Cheng, Marta Soria Heredia

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6 June 2019

Centros@20 Series - The Legacy of Centros and the Future of Regulatory Arbitrage in Business Law: Cross-border Conversions

by: Vanessa Knapp

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5 June 2019

Dysfunctional Design and Autocratic Corporate Governance via AI

by: Alan Dignam

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4 June 2019

Ten Years After: The Spector Presumption of Insider Dealing in MAD, MAR and MAD II

by: Morten Kinander

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3 June 2019

Why Law Firms Collapse

by: John Morley

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3 June 2019

Network-Sensitive Financial Regulation

by: Luca Enriques, Alessandro Romano, Thom Wetzer

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31 May 2019

Centros@20 Series: Choice of Corporate Law and Board-Level Employee Participation

by: Paul Davies KC (hon)

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30 May 2019

The Implications of the UK Supreme Court's Decision in Vedanta for the Management of Human Rights Risk in Overseas Operations and Supply Chains

by: Hogan Lovells

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29 May 2019

Disruption and the Credit Markets

by: Bo Becker

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29 May 2019

Digital platforms: Market definition and market power

by: Jens-Uwe Franck, Martin Peitz

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28 May 2019

Centros@20 Series: Centros, California’s 'Women on Boards' Statute and the Scope of Regulatory Competition

by: Jill Fisch, Steven Davidoff Solomon

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