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20 April 2018

Corporate Governance of Italian Listed Companies: a Focus on Non-Financial Reporting

by: Angela Ciavarella, Nadia Linciano, Rossella Signoretti

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19 April 2018

Sense and Nonsense about Securities Litigation

by: Richard A Booth

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18 April 2018

Law and Autonomous Systems Series: Cities as Corporations? The Privatization of Cities and the Automation of Local Law

by: Sofia Ranchordás

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18 April 2018

Law and Autonomous Systems Series: Biometric data-matching risks and the rise of self-sovereign identity

by: Alan Morrison

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17 April 2018

The Mandate and Authority of Examiners

by: Stefan Korch

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17 April 2018

Law and Autonomous Systems Series: Toward a Consumer Contract Law for an Algorithmic Age

by: Lauren Scholz

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16 April 2018

Sexual Harassment and Corporate Law

by: Daniel Hemel, Dorothy S Lund

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13 April 2018

Which Europeans Like Nudges? Approval and Controversy in Four European Countries

by: Cäzilia Loibl, Cass R. Sunstein, Julius Rauber, Lucia A. Reisch

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12 April 2018

The Future of Cross-Border Insolvency: Overcoming Biases and Closing Gaps

by: Irit Mevorach

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11 April 2018

Law and Autonomous Systems Series: Innovation without Authorisation? The Regulatory ‘Black Box’ of Cryptocurrencies in China

by: Mimi Zou

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10 April 2018

Law and Autonomous Systems Series: Regulating Robotic Conduct - On ESMA’s New Guidelines and Beyond

by: Florian Möslein

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9 April 2018

Towards Effectiveness of the Rules on Corporate Governance for EU Insurance Firms

by: Towards Effectiveness of the Rules on Corporate Governance for EU Insurance Firms

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9 April 2018

Asset Segregation Rules for Central Securities Depositories: Maximizing Investor Protection while Ensuring a Level Playing Field

by: Randy Priem

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6 April 2018

Creating a Level Legal Playing Field in Africa: An Evaluation of the African Legal Support Facility

by: Zyad Wright

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6 April 2018

The Effect of Creditor Rights on Capital Structure, Investment, Profitability, and Risk: Evidence from a Natural Experiment

by: Axel Kind, Sabine Wende, Aras Canipek

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