Content:
From rights to regulation in corporate law, K. Greenfield;
the patriarchal meaning of contract - feminist reflections on the corporate governance debate, T. O'Neill;
corporate governance, J. Kay and A. Silbertson;
corporate governance - capitalism's fellow traveller;
A. Carver-- global capitalism and the evolution of American corporate governance institutions, M. O'Connor;
the global corporate board of directors - a proposal for reform, L. Dallas;
corporate governance a la francaise;
the Vienot report, A. Tunc;
corporate governance - some reflections on the South African law and the German two-tier board system, J. Du Plessis;
legal monitoring systems in Japan - legal possibilities and current practice, Z. Shishido;
a North American legal perspective on stakeholder management, E. Orts;
the duty to monitor - a modern view of the director's duty of care, S. Worthington;
finding the optimum balance for the duty of care owed by the non-executive director, L. Griggs and J. Lowry;
the role of nominee directors and the liability of their appointors, the Hon. Justice Thomas;
new and revised American laws for unincorporated firms create significant traps for the unwary, A. Vestal;
towards a commonwealth model of companies law, C. Jordan.