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Subject(s)

• Corporation law—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]
• Business enterprises—Law and legislation—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]
• Corporate governance—Law and legislation—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]
• Corporate veil—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]

Editor

• Tomasic, Roman [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• The methods of comparative corporate law / Mathias Siems
• The de-privatisation of anglo-american corporate law? / Marc Moore
• What is corporate law? an Australian perspective / Steve Bottomley
• How corporate law matters : the debate as to the inter-relationship between legal origin and economic performance / Rob McQueen
• Independence and diversity in board composition / Sally Wheeler
• The fiduciary duties of institutional investors / Folarin Akinbami
• Corporate law and the Phoenix company / Helen Anderson
• Trust is good but control is better? a critical introduction to remuneration governance in Germany and the United Kingdom / Philipp Kanzow
• State capitalism and corporate law : the governance of state-owned enterprises in China / Jenny Fu
• The limits of institutional shareholder activism in China and the United Kingdom : some comparisons / Bo Gong
• Corporate governance in China : the law and its political logic / Prof Jianyu Wang
• Contemporary company law reform in India / Harpreet Kaur
• Company law and corporate governance in Malaysia : harmonmisation of Shariah and the common law / Professor Aiman Nariman Binti Mohd. Sulaiman, Shanty Rachagan
• Chinese family companies in Hong Kong : governance, predicaments, and regulatory challenges / Angus Young and Alex Lau
• Piercing the corporate veil in Latin America / Jose Maria Lezcano Navarro.

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Other title(s)

Corporate law

ISBN

• 9781138786899 ((hbk))
• 1138786896 ((hbk))

LCCN

2016029625

OCLC

952470607

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