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4 July 2017

Contracting With a Sovereign: Determining Capacity and Authority

by: Stacey McEvoy

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4 July 2017

German Corporate Co-Determination of Employees and EU Law – The Opinion of the Advocate General of the CJEU of 4 May 2017

by: Hans-Jürgen Hellwig

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3 July 2017

The HR Challenge of FinTech for Financial Regulators

by: Luca Enriques

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3 July 2017

Piercing of the Corporate Veil for Evasion of Tort Obligations

by: Stefan H.C. Lo

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30 June 2017

Tripping the Light Fantastic: A Comparative Analysis of the European Commission’s Proposals for New and Interim Financing of Insolvent Businesses

by: Janis Sarra, Jennifer Payne

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29 June 2017

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

by: Federico M. Mucciarelli

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28 June 2017

A Comparative Analysis of the Frustration Rule: Possibility of Reconciliation Between Hong Kong-English ‘Hands-off Approach’ and German ‘Interventionist Mechanism’

by: Gordon Chung

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27 June 2017

The Market Structure Crisis, HFT Practices, and Securities Fraud

by: Stanislav Dolgopolov

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27 June 2017

The UK Ban on Commissions Relating to Retail Investment Advice – A Good Example for German Law?

by: Sarah Hodges

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26 June 2017

EU Company Law Harmonization between Convergence and Varieties of Capitalism

by: Martin Gelter

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26 June 2017

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Empty Threats – Why the UK Has Currently No Chance to Become a Tax or Regulatory Haven’

by: Luca Enriques

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23 June 2017

British Prosecutors Criminally Charge Global Bank and Former Top Executives

by: Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

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23 June 2017

Managers’ Personal Bankruptcy Costs and Risk-Taking

by: David Schoenherr

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23 June 2017

The Delicate Balance – Regulating Mobile Financial Services in Developing Countries

by: Ross P Buckley

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22 June 2017

How to Regulate the Regulators: Applying Principles of Good Corporate Governance to Financial Regulatory Institutions

by: How to Regulate the Regulators: Applying Principles of Good Corporate Governance to Financial Regulatory Institutions, Mathias Siems

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