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Sovereign wealth funds: Neither market investors nor 'imperialist capitalists' : a response to Heike Schweitzer
Pistor, Katharina - In: Company law and economic protectionism : new challenges …, (pp. 290-300). 2010
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Law and capitalism : what corporate crises reveal about legal systems and economic development around the world
Milhaupt, Curtis J. - 2010
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Of legal transplants, legal irritants, and economic development
Pistor, Katharina; Berkowitz, Daniel Michael - In: Corporate governance and capital flows in a global economy, (pp. 347-366). 2003
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Evolution of corporate law and the transplant effect : lessons from six countries
Pistor, Katharina; Keinan, Yoram; Kleinheisterkamp, Jan; … - In: The World Bank research observer 18 (2003) 1, pp. 89-112
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Innovation in corporate law
Pistor, Katharina; Keinan, Yoram; Kleinheisterkamp, Jan; … - In: Journal of comparative economics : the journal of the … 31 (2003) 4, pp. 676-694
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Patterns of legal change : shareholder and creditor rights in transition economies
Pistor, Katharina - 2000
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The Future of European Company Law
Böckli, Peter - 2013
This paper contains the views of the European Company Law Experts (ECLE) on the future of European company law. The paper accompanies the responses of the European Company Law Experts to the European Commission's Consultation on the future of European Company Law of spring 2012. In the first...
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Evolution of Corporate Law and the Transplant Effect : Lessons from Six Countries
Pistor, Katharina - 2010
The pattern of legal change in countries that have their legal systems transplanted from abroad differs markedly from countries that develop their own systems, irrespective of the legal family from which their laws come. In transplant countries, law often stagnates for long periods of time; when...
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