Title: Flexibility in Modern Business Law
Description: The flexibility of law and its limits in contemporary business regulation / Mark Fenwick and Stefan Wrbka -- The potential and limits of teleological reduction shown witht he example of the Austrian warranty regime / Stefan Wrbka -- The Austrian civil law company as an example of a successful company / Daniele Mattiangeli and Lisa Katharina Promok -- From the boardroom to the corner store : globalization, law and economic organization / Sean McGinty -- The novelist's artistic freedom v. his protagonist's rights of personality : a comparison between German and U.S.-American law / Christian Gomille -- Delayed leniency applications : the unfortunate but predictable outcome of the flexible leniency policies under the Chinese antimonopoly law / Steven Van Uytsel and Ying Bi -- Investor-state arbitration : a tale of endless obstacles? / Claudia Reith -- The new corporate criminal law and transnational legal risk / Mark Fenwick -- Consumer credit law in the European Union and Japan : a comparative study / Jarl Jacob -- 'Plan-like architectures' for mutual trust in the cloud / Marcelo Corrales
Subjects: Commercial law, Law, Conflict of laws, International law, Comparative law, Intellectual property, Law and economics