International Corporate Law.

Contributor(s):

Macmillan, Fiona, 1958-

Publication details: Oxford [England] ; Portland, Or. : Hart Pub., 2000.Description: 1 volume ; 24 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781841130378

ISSN:

1469-0594

Other title:

International corporate law annual [Spine title]

Uniform titles:

International corporate law (Oxford, England)

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Additional physical formats: International corporate law (Oxford, England : Online); Online version:: International corporate law (Oxford, England); Online version:: International corporate law (Oxford, England)LOC classification:

K1311.3 .I58

Other classification:

KN261 INT

Also issued online.

Contents:

Table of contents Part 1: The role of the state in corporate law formation, Gregory A. Mark; public beginnings, private ends - should corporate law privelege the interests of shareholders?, Jennifer Hill; scenes from a wharf - containing the morality of coporate law, Peta Spender; directors' liabilities to third parties, Mitsumasa Tanabe; protecting minority and public interests in Nigerian company law - the Corporate Affairs Commission asa corporations ombudsman, Ameze Guobadia; the current US tax controversy over international hybrid entities, Keith E. Engel; environmental challenges for Japanese corporations in the twenty-first century - aspects of environmental risk management, Junko Ueda; takeover bids in Japan, Mami Sakaue; legitimating global corporate power, Fiona MacMillan. Part 2 Country reports: Australia - Australia and the UK on the quest for best corporate governance practice, Fiona Ellett; Japan - Japan's current move toward corporate statutory reform - is it a breakthrough to a new era?, Junko Ueda; Nigeria - improving Nigeria's investment climate, C.O. Okonkwo; United Kingdom - recent developments in UK company law, D. R. MacDonald.

Continued by: International corporate law annual

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	346.066 MAC-I (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		18459

Editor: Fiona Macmillan.

Table of contents
Part 1: The role of the state in corporate law formation, Gregory A. Mark;
public beginnings, private ends - should corporate law privelege the interests of shareholders?,
Jennifer Hill; scenes from a wharf - containing the morality of coporate law, Peta Spender;
directors' liabilities to third parties, Mitsumasa Tanabe;
protecting minority and public interests in Nigerian company law - the Corporate Affairs Commission asa corporations ombudsman, Ameze Guobadia;
the current US tax controversy over international hybrid entities, Keith E. Engel; environmental challenges for Japanese corporations in the twenty-first century - aspects of environmental risk management, Junko Ueda; takeover bids in Japan, Mami Sakaue;
legitimating global corporate power, Fiona MacMillan.
Part 2 Country reports: Australia - Australia and the UK on the quest for best corporate governance practice, Fiona Ellett;
Japan - Japan's current move toward corporate statutory reform - is it a breakthrough to a new era?, Junko Ueda; Nigeria - improving Nigeria's investment climate, C.O. Okonkwo;
United Kingdom - recent developments in UK company law, D. R. MacDonald.

Also issued online.

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