The Anatomy Of Corporate Law: A Comparative And Functional Approach Wolf-Georg Ringe Oxford University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Politics -

This Is The Long-Awaited Third Edition Of Highly Regarded Comparative Overview Corporate Law Has Been Comprehensively Revised And Updated To Reflect Profound Changes In Governance Practices That Have Taken Place Since Previous These Include Numerous Regulatory Following Financial Crisis 2007-09 Changing Landscape Especially Us With Ever More Central Role Institutional Investors As (Active) Owners Corporations Geographic Scope Coverage Broadened An Important Emerging Economy Brazil Addition Book Now Incorporates Analysis Burgeoning Use Protect Interests \ External Constituencies\ Without Any Contractual Relationship A Company Attempt Tackle Broader Social Economic Problems Authors Start From Premise (Or Companies) All Jurisdictions Share Same Key Legal Attributes: Personality Limited Liability Delegated Management Transferable Shares Investor Ownership Businesses Using Form Give Rise Three Basic Types Agency Problems: Those Between Managers Shareholders Class Controlling Minority Other Constituencies Such Creditors Employees After Identifying Common Set Strategies Used Address Discussing Their Interaction Enforcement Institutions Anatomy Illustrates How Number Core Around World Deploy So Doing Highlights Many Commonalities Across Reflects On Reasons Why They May Differ Specific Issues Covers Structure Corporation Including Powers Board Directors Shareholder Meeting Both When Dominant Control It Then Analyses Shaping Labor Relationships Protection Stakeholders Related-Party Transactions Fundamental Actions Mergers Charter Amendments Takeovers Regulation Capital Markets Established Itself Leading Field Students Scholars At Various Stages Careers Undergraduate Well-Established Authorities Routinely Consult Starting Point For Inquiries Σελίδες: 304 Διαστάσεις: 16 6X16 6Cm