A Comparative Bibliography: Regulatory Competition on Corporate Law
Georgetown Law Working Paper
98 Pages Posted: 12 Mar 2008
Date Written: March 2008
Abstract
This comparative bibliography compiles the contributions made by lawyers, economists, and judges on the role of regulatory competition on corporate laws. Academicians of American corporate law have discussed the effects of regulatory competition on corporate laws for over the last three decades. The span and the range of this continuing debate have brought a great deal of attention to this issue. Literature on theoretical framework of the regulation competition, corporate law federalism, corporate mobility, proposed corrections to charter market, federal interventions to corporate law and European contributions to the academic discourse are covered in this compilement.
Keywords: corporate governance, corporate law, federalism, regulatory competition, regulatory arbitrage, regulatory pendulum, corporate mobility, charter market competition, jurisdictional choice, domestication, reincorporation, conversion, tax inversion, internal affairs, interest groups, internal market
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