In the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis, the long-held confidence that
'nationality'would not matter in a globalised economy has dwindled. As the impact of …

With the pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-Co V-2 raging around the world,
many countries' economies are at a crucial juncture. The COVID-19 external shock to the …

Comparative corporate governance has focused either on prevailing differences across
legal systems or on spontaneous legal transplants of foreign institutions in response to …

US corporate law gives shareholders-and only shareholders-the right to elect corporate
directors. 1 This governance arrangement is a natural choice if one subscribes to the idea …

Businesses are under attack. State and non-state adversaries are assaulting companies
using drones, mercenaries, cyberweapons, sanctions, and restrictions. Instead of military …

As a legal person or entity, a corporation is the repository of rights and duties in its own
name. It is legally separate from its shareholders and managers. Current scholarship has …

What is the relationship between a legal system's foreign-facing elements and its domestic
ones? Contrary to" dualistic" theories (" dualism,"" legal dualism," the" dual state," etc.) which …

There is continued debate about the proper role of corporate personality and legal-entity
boundaries in groups of companies across different legal settings, such as the …

Innovation and its main output, technology, are changing the way we work, socialise, vote,
and live. New technologies have improved our lives and made firms more productive …

Stock-market short-termism—stemming from rapid trading and activists looking for quick
cash—is, a widespread view has it, hurting the American economy. Because stock markets …