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27 July 2022

On the Systemic Importance of Digital Platforms

by: Lindsay Sain Jones, Tim R Samples

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26 July 2022

Transaction Costs in Common Ownership

by: Kenneth Khoo

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26 July 2022

A contract law historian looks at personalized contracts

by: Wolfgang Ernst

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19 July 2022

The Pluralist Foundations of Corporate Law and Governance

by: Leon Anidjar

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18 July 2022

Holding USS Directors Accountable, and the Start of the End for Foss v Harbottle?

by: Ewan McGaughey

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15 July 2022

Flying below the radar? Insider trading by executives below the top

by: Hans K. Hvide, Kasper Meisner Nielsen

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15 July 2022

Reasonable You: Justice and Personalization in Tort Law

by: Sandy Steel

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14 July 2022

Response to the Proposed Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive by Nordic and Baltic Company Law Scholars

by: Erik Lidman, Jesper Lau Hansen

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13 July 2022

Too Tech to Fail?

by: Nordine Abidi, Ixart Miquel-Flores

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12 July 2022

Personalized Information Duties - A Way to Tackle Information Overload?

by: Louisa Specht-Riemenschneider, Gregor-Rafael Görgen

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11 July 2022

Italian Slate Voting and Semi-Dispersed Corporate Ownership: Lessons from the Generali Case

by: Giovanni Strampelli

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11 July 2022

It Takes a Village to Hold Big Business Accountable

by: Roy Shapira

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8 July 2022

Who Regulates the Regulators: Accountability at the SEC Enforcement Division

by: John Joy

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7 July 2022

Tech Platforms as Tribunals

by: Rory Van Loo

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7 July 2022

Regulating Cyber Risk: Revisiting the Current Prudential Approach

by: Maizar Peihani

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