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Who ShouldMake Corporate Law?EC Legislation Versus Regulatory Competition

Armour, John - Institute for Law and Finance <Frankfurt, Main> - 2005

This paper makes a case for the future development of European corporate law throughregulatory competition rather than EC legislation. It is for the first time becoming legallypossible for firms within the EU to select the national company law that they wish togovern their activities. A...

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Share capital and creditor protection : efficient rules for a modern company law

Armour, John - 2007

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Legal capital : an outdated concept?

Armour, John - 2006

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Regulatory sanctions and reputational damage in financial markets

Armour, John; Mayer, Colin P.; Polo, Andrea - 2010

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The divergence of U.S. and UK takeover regulation

Armour, John; Skeel, David - In: Regulation : the Cato review of business and government 30 (2007) 3, pp. 50-59

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The essential elements of corporate law : what is corporate law?

Armour, John; Hansmann, Henry B.; Kraakman, Reinier H. - 2009

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The proprietary foundations of corporate law

Armour, John; Whincop, Michael J. - 2005

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Law, innovation, and finance

Armour, John - In: Venture capital contracting and the valuation of …, (pp. 133-161). 2003

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Who should make corporate law? : EC legislation versus regulatory competition

Armour, John (contributor) - 2005

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Who should make corporate law? : EC legislation versus regulatory competition

Armour, John - 2005

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