Law and capitalism what corporate crises reveal about legal systems and economic development around the world /
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Language: | English |
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Chicago :
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. From Weber to the World Bank, and beyond
- The prevailing view : impact, assumptions, and problems
- Rethinking the relation between legal and economic development
- pt. 2. Institutional autopsies
- The Enron scandal : legal reform and investor protection in the United States
- The Mannesmann executive compensation trial in Germany
- The Livedoor bid and hostile takeovers in Japan : postwar law and capitalism at the crossroads
- Law, growth, and reform in Korea : the SK episode
- The China Aviation Oil episode : law and development in China and Singapore
- "Renationalizing" Yukos : law and control over natural resources in the Russian economy
- pt. 3. Implications and extensions
- Understanding legal systems
- Legal change
- Conclusion.