Table of contents for Law and capitalism : what corporate crises reveal about legal systems and economic development around the world / Curtis J. Milhaupt, Katharina Pistor.


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Preface
Introduction

Part I: From Weber to the World Bank, and Beyond
One: The Prevailing View: Impact, Assumptions, and Problems
Two: Rethinking the Relation between Legal and Economic Development

Part II: Institutional Autopsies
Three: The Enron Scandal: Legal Reform and Investor Protection in the United States
Four: The Mannesmann Executive Compensation Trial in Germany
Five: The Livedoor Bid and Hostile Takeovers in Japan: Postwar Law and Capitalism at the Crossroads
Six: Law, Growth, and Reform in Korea: The SK Episode
Seven: The China Aviation Oil Episode: Law and Development in China and Singapore
Eight: “Renationalizing” Yukos: Law and Control over Natural Resources in the Russian Economy

Part III: Implications and Extensions
Nine: Understanding Legal Systems
Ten: Legal Change
Eleven: Conclusion

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Library of Congress subject headings for this publication:
Law and economics.
Corporate governance -- Law and legislation.
Industrial laws and legislation.
Law -- Political aspects.
Capitalism -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Industrial organization (Economic theory)