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10 March 2017

The Recent Judgment of the US Court of Appeals in Marblegate Asset Management LLC v Education Management Corp

by: Marcel Kahan

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9 March 2017

Are Uber, Mechanical Turk, and other ‘Crowdwork’ Platforms Employers?

by: Jeremias Adams-Prassl

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8 March 2017

Robots’ Legal Personality

by: Horst Eidenmüller

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7 March 2017

Smart Contracts

by: Sarah Green

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7 March 2017

Transnational Legal Ordering and Regulatory Conflict: Lessons from the Regulation of Cross-Border Derivatives

by: Hannah Buxbaum

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6 March 2017

The Centrotrade Decision: A Two-edged Sword?

by: Nihal DSouza

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5 March 2017

Operating Risk and the Scope of Lender Control Rights

by: Stephen Karolyi, John Sedunov

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3 March 2017

The Dark Side of Corporate Transparency in Developing Countries

by: Tingting Liu, Barkat Ullah, Zuobao Wei, Lixin Colin Xu

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2 March 2017

The German Capital Markets Model Case Act as a Functional Alternative to the US-Style Class Action for Investor Claims?

by: Harald Baum

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2 March 2017

Captured Boards and Fractured Governance in a World of Cronyism: The Case of India

by: Bala Balasubramanian

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1 March 2017

Application and Surveillance of EEA Law by UK Courts and Authorities After Brexit

by: Heinrich Nemeczek

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1 March 2017

Towards the Uncertainties of a Hard Brexit: An Opportunity for International Arbitration

by: Guillaume Croisant

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28 February 2017

Building Enforcement Capacity for Brazilian Corporate and Securities Law

by: John Armour, Caroline Schmidt

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27 February 2017

The Renminbi and Systemic Risk

by: Chris Brummer

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27 February 2017

Regulating Nonbanks along a Continuum: A Case for SIFI “Lite”

by: Christina Skinner

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