Understanding the Company
Herausgeber: Choudhury, Barnali; Petrin, Martin
Understanding the Company
Herausgeber: Choudhury, Barnali; Petrin, Martin
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Using comparative perspectives, this book explores how companies should be conceptualized and regulated in the future. It will appeal to academics working in the area of corporate law, corporate governance, and business and management, as well as corporate law foundations.
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Using comparative perspectives, this book explores how companies should be conceptualized and regulated in the future. It will appeal to academics working in the area of corporate law, corporate governance, and business and management, as well as corporate law foundations.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juni 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 650g
- ISBN-13: 9781107146075
- ISBN-10: 1107146070
- Artikelnr.: 47721467
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juni 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 650g
- ISBN-13: 9781107146075
- ISBN-10: 1107146070
- Artikelnr.: 47721467
1. Introduction Barnali Choudhury and Martin Petrin; Part I. Comparative
and Historical Perspectives: 2. The four transformations of the corporate
form Reuven S. Avi-Yonah; 3. Comparative corporate governance: old and new
Martin Gelter; 4. The corporation's intrinsic attributes Christopher M.
Bruner; Part II. The Company: Public or Private?: 5. Understanding the
modern company through the lens of quasi-public power Marc T. Moore; 6.
Reflections on the nature of the public corporation in an era of
shareholder activism and stewardship Dionysia Katelouzou; 7. Regulating for
corporate sustainability: why the public-private divide misses the point
Beate Sjåfjell; Part III. Rights or Duty Bearer?: 8. The constitutional
rights of corporations in the United States Brandon L. Garrett; 9.
Understanding corporate criminal liability Ian B. Lee; 10. Human rights and
business: expectations, requirements and procedures for the responsible
modern company Karin Buhmann; 11. A balancing approach to corporate rights
and duties Martin Petrin; Part IV. Governing the Modern Company: 12.
Corporate law reform in the era of shareholder empowerment William W.
Bratton; 13. Board accountability and the entity maximization and
sustainability approach Andrew Keay; 14. The corporation and the question
of time Lynn Stout; 15. Epilogue: a look to the future Barnali Choudhury
and Martin Petrin.
and Historical Perspectives: 2. The four transformations of the corporate
form Reuven S. Avi-Yonah; 3. Comparative corporate governance: old and new
Martin Gelter; 4. The corporation's intrinsic attributes Christopher M.
Bruner; Part II. The Company: Public or Private?: 5. Understanding the
modern company through the lens of quasi-public power Marc T. Moore; 6.
Reflections on the nature of the public corporation in an era of
shareholder activism and stewardship Dionysia Katelouzou; 7. Regulating for
corporate sustainability: why the public-private divide misses the point
Beate Sjåfjell; Part III. Rights or Duty Bearer?: 8. The constitutional
rights of corporations in the United States Brandon L. Garrett; 9.
Understanding corporate criminal liability Ian B. Lee; 10. Human rights and
business: expectations, requirements and procedures for the responsible
modern company Karin Buhmann; 11. A balancing approach to corporate rights
and duties Martin Petrin; Part IV. Governing the Modern Company: 12.
Corporate law reform in the era of shareholder empowerment William W.
Bratton; 13. Board accountability and the entity maximization and
sustainability approach Andrew Keay; 14. The corporation and the question
of time Lynn Stout; 15. Epilogue: a look to the future Barnali Choudhury
and Martin Petrin.
1. Introduction Barnali Choudhury and Martin Petrin; Part I. Comparative
and Historical Perspectives: 2. The four transformations of the corporate
form Reuven S. Avi-Yonah; 3. Comparative corporate governance: old and new
Martin Gelter; 4. The corporation's intrinsic attributes Christopher M.
Bruner; Part II. The Company: Public or Private?: 5. Understanding the
modern company through the lens of quasi-public power Marc T. Moore; 6.
Reflections on the nature of the public corporation in an era of
shareholder activism and stewardship Dionysia Katelouzou; 7. Regulating for
corporate sustainability: why the public-private divide misses the point
Beate Sjåfjell; Part III. Rights or Duty Bearer?: 8. The constitutional
rights of corporations in the United States Brandon L. Garrett; 9.
Understanding corporate criminal liability Ian B. Lee; 10. Human rights and
business: expectations, requirements and procedures for the responsible
modern company Karin Buhmann; 11. A balancing approach to corporate rights
and duties Martin Petrin; Part IV. Governing the Modern Company: 12.
Corporate law reform in the era of shareholder empowerment William W.
Bratton; 13. Board accountability and the entity maximization and
sustainability approach Andrew Keay; 14. The corporation and the question
of time Lynn Stout; 15. Epilogue: a look to the future Barnali Choudhury
and Martin Petrin.
and Historical Perspectives: 2. The four transformations of the corporate
form Reuven S. Avi-Yonah; 3. Comparative corporate governance: old and new
Martin Gelter; 4. The corporation's intrinsic attributes Christopher M.
Bruner; Part II. The Company: Public or Private?: 5. Understanding the
modern company through the lens of quasi-public power Marc T. Moore; 6.
Reflections on the nature of the public corporation in an era of
shareholder activism and stewardship Dionysia Katelouzou; 7. Regulating for
corporate sustainability: why the public-private divide misses the point
Beate Sjåfjell; Part III. Rights or Duty Bearer?: 8. The constitutional
rights of corporations in the United States Brandon L. Garrett; 9.
Understanding corporate criminal liability Ian B. Lee; 10. Human rights and
business: expectations, requirements and procedures for the responsible
modern company Karin Buhmann; 11. A balancing approach to corporate rights
and duties Martin Petrin; Part IV. Governing the Modern Company: 12.
Corporate law reform in the era of shareholder empowerment William W.
Bratton; 13. Board accountability and the entity maximization and
sustainability approach Andrew Keay; 14. The corporation and the question
of time Lynn Stout; 15. Epilogue: a look to the future Barnali Choudhury
and Martin Petrin.