Labor Law Successorship: A Corporate Law Approach

Varieties of Employee Ownership: Some Unintended Consequences of Corporate Law and Labor Law

Employee ownership has ideological cachet in all advanced industrialized democracies. For many observers, the principle of selfgovernance underlying political democracy extends to the economic sphere. All institutions essential to the basic structure of society must be consistent with the norms of moral equality and autonomy. Since corporations allocate income in a market society, and thereby d...

Corporate Law and Governance

This chapter surveys the theoretical and empirical research on the main mechanisms of corporate law and governance, discusses the main legal and regulatory institutions in different countries, and examines the comparative governance literature. Corporate governance is concerned with the reconciliation of conflicts of interest between various corporate claimholders and the resolution of collecti...

A real world approach to ICT law and corporate policies

Extraterritorial Courts for Corporate Law

A central goal in devising a system of courts is to make judicial services easily accessible. As a result, justice is usually administered in a geographically decentralized fashion: trial courts are distributed across the territory in which the jurisdiction’s law is applied. Corporate law, however, does not fit this pattern: courts are often located far away from the companies subject to their ...

Metapolitics and Corporate Law Reform