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Unilateral Corporate Regulation, William Magnuson
Unilateral Corporate Regulation, William Magnuson
William J. Magnuson
Corporations today wield unprecedented power in politics and society, and they have a tremendous effect on human welfare around the globe. At the same time, they are increasingly difficult to regulate. Corporations are savvy and mobile, and they can relocate to avoid burdensome domestic regulation with surprising ease. The agility of corporations creates a dilemma for government decisionmakers seeking to balance the need to attract the wealth that corporations create with the desire to pursue other policy priorities. One potential approach that governments have used to address this dilemma is international cooperation, and a growing number of scholars have argued …
The Science Of Private International Law And The Directions Of Its Development, I. Rustambekov
The Science Of Private International Law And The Directions Of Its Development, I. Rustambekov
Review of law sciences
In the article, the analysis of value and a role of the international private law, the place of science of the international private law and its entity are carried out. The author discloses the main characteristic features of development of science of the international private law in the Republic of Uzbekistan. In the conclusion, the author makes attempt to define and open the relevant directions and tendencies of development of the international private law in the country.
Unilateral Corporate Regulation, William Magnuson
Unilateral Corporate Regulation, William Magnuson
Faculty Scholarship
Corporations today wield unprecedented power in politics and society, and they have a tremendous effect on human welfare around the globe. At the same time, they are increasingly difficult to regulate. Corporations are savvy and mobile, and they can relocate to avoid burdensome domestic regulation with surprising ease. The agility of corporations creates a dilemma for government decisionmakers seeking to balance the need to attract the wealth that corporations create with the desire to pursue other policy priorities. One potential approach that governments have used to address this dilemma is international cooperation, and a growing number of scholars have argued …
Department Of Defense, Inc.: The Dod's Use Of Corporate Strategies To Manage U. S. Overseas Military Bases, Matt Weyand
Department Of Defense, Inc.: The Dod's Use Of Corporate Strategies To Manage U. S. Overseas Military Bases, Matt Weyand
Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies
This paper examines the Department of Defense's use of corporate strategies to manage U.S. overseas military bases and concludes that the Department of Defense's continued use of these corporate strategies which have negatively impacted the United States' relationship with host nations-depends on the Department of Defense's ability to successfully strike a balance between efficiency and diplomacy.
Is International Bankruptcy Possible?, Frederick Tung
Is International Bankruptcy Possible?, Frederick Tung
Michigan Journal of International Law
Although international business firms proliferate, there is no international bankruptcy system. Instead, bankruptcy law remains a matter for individual states. The failure of a multinational firm therefore raises difficult questions of conflict and cooperation among national bankruptcy laws. In the discourse over the appropriate design for an international bankruptcy system, universalism has long held sway as the dominant idea, embraced nearly universally by bankruptcy scholars. Universalism offers a simple and elegant blueprint for international bankruptcy. Under universalism, the bankruptcy regime of the debtor firm's home country would govern worldwide, enjoying global reach to treat all of the debtor's assets and …