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Selected Works

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2010

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Full-Text Articles in Securities Law

The Sec's Revolving Door And The Problem Of Institutional Corruption, Renee Jones Aug 2010

The Sec's Revolving Door And The Problem Of Institutional Corruption, Renee Jones

Renee Jones

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Roundtable On Restructuring Financial Regulation, Renee Jones Apr 2010

Roundtable On Restructuring Financial Regulation, Renee Jones

Renee Jones

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Delaware's Response To The Financial Crisis, Renee Jones Apr 2010

Delaware's Response To The Financial Crisis, Renee Jones

Renee Jones

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Corporate And Financial Regulation Scholarship: Where Did We Go Wrong?, Renee Jones Apr 2010

Corporate And Financial Regulation Scholarship: Where Did We Go Wrong?, Renee Jones

Renee Jones

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Panelist, Academic Tunnel Vision, Renee Jones Apr 2010

Panelist, Academic Tunnel Vision, Renee Jones

Renee Jones

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The Decade Of Disaster, Renee Jones Jan 2010

The Decade Of Disaster, Renee Jones

Renee Jones

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The Financial Collapse And Recovery Effort: What Does It Mean For Corporate Governance?, Renee Jones Dec 2009

The Financial Collapse And Recovery Effort: What Does It Mean For Corporate Governance?, Renee Jones

Renee Jones

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The Jurisprudence Of Marriage And Other Intimate Relationships, Scott Fitzgibbon Dec 2009

The Jurisprudence Of Marriage And Other Intimate Relationships, Scott Fitzgibbon

Scott T. FitzGibbon

Contains essays about the basic meaning and principles underlying legal regulation of marriage and other relation- ships, written by a dozen prominent legal scholars from five nations, including authorities on jurisprudence and family law and scholars of other relevant disciplines. Topics include the principles used to determine eligibility for particular legal and social recognition; the current status of such relationships in society and law; how such relationships may affect one another; the foundations for public recognition of relationships; and critical analysis of various legal theories that would level such relation- ships. All chapters consider various relationship forms in the light …

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