Corporate governance in context : corporations, states, and markets in Europe, Japan, and the US

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Corporate governance in context : corporations, states, and markets in Europe, Japan, and the US

edited by Klaus J. Hopt ... [et al.]

Oxford University Press, 2005

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [731]-742) and index

Contents of Works

  • Change of governance in historic perspective : the German experience / by Harald Baum
  • Corporate governance changes in the 20th century : a view from Italy / by Guido A. Ferrarini
  • Historical pathways of reform : foreign law transplants and Japanese corporate governance / by Curtis J. Milhaupt
  • Asking the wrong question : changes of governance in historical perspective? / by Yoshiro Miwa and J. Mark Ramseyer
  • Politics on Wall Street : the implications of Eliot Spitzer on state-federal relations in the regulation of public corporations and capital markets in the United States / by Jonathan R. Macey
  • Scandals, regulation, and supervisory agencies : the European perspective / by Gerald Spindler
  • European company law and corporate governance : where does the action plan of the European Commissions lead? / by Klaus J. Hopt
  • Changing models in corporate governance : implications of the US Sarbanes-Oxley Act / by Gary M. Brown
  • Enron and corporate law reform in the UK and the European community / by Paul L. Davies
  • Ongoing modernization of Japanese company law / by Misao Tatsuta
  • Japanese perspectives, autonomous firms and the aesthetic function of law / by John O. Haley
  • Corporate governance crises and related party transactions : a post-Parmalat agenda / by Joseph A. McCahery and Erik P.M. Vermeulen
  • Legal ground rules in coordinated and liberal market economies / by Katharina Pistor
  • Corporatist versus market approaches to governance / by Horst Siebert
  • Regulatory paternalism : when is it justified? / by Anthony I. Ogus
  • The regulation of regulation : judicialization, convergence, and divergence in administrative law / by Thomas B. Ginsburg
  • The proper role of bureaucracy in a modern market economy : the case of Japan / by Christian Kirchner
  • The role of bureaucracy in deregulation : the case of justice system reform in Japan / by Kahei Rokumoto
  • The Transatlantic financial markets regulatory dialogue / by Hans-Jürgen Hellwig
  • Market discipline, information processing, and corporate governance / by Martin F. Hellwig
  • Implementation of the corporate governance codes / by Eddy Wymeersch
  • The market for corporate control : the legal framework, alternatives, and policy considerations / by Stefan Grundmann
  • Antitrust, state aid, and the governance of public undertakings / by Ernst-Joachim Mestmäcker
  • Sector-specific regulations and antitrust : corporate governance of public undertakings in Japan / by Fumio Sensui
  • Information theory and the role of intermediaries / by Reinhard H. Schmidt and Marcel Tyrell
  • Using Basel II to facilitate access to finance : the disclosure of internal credit ratings / by Gérard Hertig
  • The multiple roles of banks? : convenient tales from modern Japan / by Yoshiro Miwa and J. Mark Ramseyer
  • Legal explanations on bank behavior / by Hideki Kanda
  • Redirecting Japan's multi-level governance / by Luke Nottage
  • Gatekeeper failure and reform : the challenge of fashioning relevant reforms / by John C. Coffee, Jr
  • The changing worlds of the CPAs in Japan / by Hiroshi Oda
  • Changes of governance in Europe, Japan, and the US : discussion report / by Heike Schweitzer and Christoph Kumpan

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