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23 January 2024

Expanding the Shadow of the Law: Designing Efficient Judicial Dispute Resolution Systems in a Digital World—An Empirical Investigation

by: Kathrin Eidenmüller, Conor McLaughlin, Horst Eidenmüller

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22 January 2024

Call For Papers - CSR, ESG and Woke Capitalism - Where Do We Stand and Where Are We Heading?

by: Victoria Barnes, Jonny Hardman, Eva Micheler, Sally Wheeler

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22 January 2024

The capital-market effects of introducing private rights of action in securities regulation: Evidence from the United Kingdom

by: Fernan Restrepo

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19 January 2024

Institutional Capture: Why We’re Overdue for a New Bankruptcy Act

by: Jessica R. Graham

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18 January 2024

Insider Dealing by Outsiders in the US and EU

by: Dörte Poelzig, Paul Dittrich

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17 January 2024

Default Choice of the Law Governing the Arbitration Agreement: Reflecting on the Proposed Reform to the English Arbitration Act

by: Sumit Chatterjee

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16 January 2024

What if Corporate Law Reform was not Timid? Necessary Corporate Reform Beyond ‘Corporate Purpose’ for a Sustainable Planet

by: Benedict Sheehy

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15 January 2024

The Aircraft Protocol and the Imminent Entry into Force of the Rail Protocol to the Cape Town Convention: Time to Factor in Developed-developing Countries Dynamics and the Environment

by: Thomas Keijser

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12 January 2024

Innovation, Disruption and Consumer Harm in the Buy-Now-Pay-Later Industry

by: Lucinda O'Brien, Ian Ramsay, Paul Ali

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11 January 2024

Creditor Rights and Legal Transaction Costs

by: Dhruv Aggarwal

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10 January 2024

New Perspectives on Good Faith in Contractual Negotiation

by: Robert M. Yalden

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9 January 2024

Loopholes in Complex Contracts

by: Kenneth Ayotte, Adam B. Badawi

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8 January 2024

The Ascertainable Standards that Define the Boundaries of the SEC’s Rulemaking Authority

by: Bernard S. Sharfman

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5 January 2024

We Must Protect Investors and Our Banking System from the Crypto Industry

by: Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.

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4 January 2024

The long-lasting legacy of banks’ bailouts

by: Edoardo D. Martino, Andrea Perini

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