Recent CLTA members papers
Hill,
Jennifer, "Regulatory Responses to Global Corporate Scandals" (2005) 23 Wisconsin International Law Journal 367 Posted 19/5/06
Hill,
Jennifer, "The Persistent Debate about Convergence in Comparative Corporate Governance" (2005) 27 Sydney Law Review 743 Posted 19/5/06
Hill, Jennifer, "Regulating Executive Remuneration: International Developments in the Post-Scandal Era" (2006) 3 European Company Law 64 Posted 19/5/06
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Papers presented at the 2008 CLTA conference
Papers presented at the 2008 Corporate Law Teachers Conference (University
of New South Wales, Sydney) 3-5 February 2008
"Securities Class Actions, Creditors Rights and Enhanced
Corporate Governance: The Dawn of a New Age?"
Michael
Adams, Balancing Governance: Results of a Three-Year Study.
[13KB PDF]
Colin
Anderson, The role of shareholders in a voluntary administration.
[13KB PDF]
Neil
Andrews, Securities Class Actions, Creditors Rights and Enhanced
Corporate Governance: The Dawn of a New Age. [170KB PDF]
Emma
Armson, Before the High Court. [370KB PDF]
Janet
Austin, Shareholder Class Actions - Sounding the Death Knell for
ASIC Section 50 Actions? [11KB PDF]
Vivienne
Bath, The role of the State as a shareholder in major Chinese
companies. [11KB PDF]
Elizabeth
Boros, Shareholder litigation after Sons of Gwalia Ltd v Margaretic [2007]
HCA 1. [21KB PDF]
Jenny
Dickfos, Improving Outcomes for Creditors - An Analysis of the
Efficiency and Strength of Creditors' Protections Provided by the
Provisions of Part 1-4 fo Schedule 1 of Corporations Amendment Insolvency
Act 2007 (Cth). [11KB PDF]
Indrajit
Dube, Indian Corporate Insolvency Law: Efficiency and efficacy
from a Cross Border Perspective. [167KB PDF]
Michael
Duffy, On shareholders as creditors - Some perspectives on the
position of shareholders and unsecured creditors after Sons of
Gwalia. [11KB PDF]
Irene-marie
Esser, Shareholder Participation in Corporate Governance.
[11KB PDF]
Gehan
Gunasekara, Vulnerable Creditors: should franchisees have rights
as creditors on the insolvency or re-structuring of their franchisor? [10KB
PDF]
Pamela
Hanrahan, Non-Complying Investment Arrangements: Regulation, Enforcement
and the Corporate Veil. [12KB PDF]
Rusni
Hassan and Adnan Yusoff, Regulatory and Shariah Framework of Islamic
Capital Market: The Experience of Malaysia. [11KB PDF]
Michael
Legg, The Transformation of a Share Price Fall into Litigation
- Shareholder Class Actions in Australia. [1713KB PDF]
Alex
Lau, The 2006 CSRC Guidelines for Articles of Association of Chinese
Listed Companies: Critiquing from an Australian Perspective. [52KB
PDF]
Anneli
Loubser, The Role of Shareholders during Corporate Rescue Proceedings:
On the Outside Looking In? [11KB PDF]
John
McGrath, Economic Efficiencies and Insolvency Law: A Developing
Misalignment. [14KB PDF]
Marina
Nehme, The impact of enforceable undertakings on third parties.
[20KB PDF]
Janine
Pascoe, Corporate Law Reform and "Rule of Law" Issues
in Malaysia. [21KB PDF]
Janine
Pascoe and Aishah Bidin, Corporate Sector Whistleblower Protection
in Australia and Malaysia - Some Regulatory Problems and Issues.
[150KB PDF]
Janis
Sarra, Risk Allocation and Efficient Administration: A Comparative
Analysis of the Treatment of Equity Securities Claims in Insolvency.
[337KB PDF]
Cindy
Schipani, Securities Litigation in the United States: A Look at
the Backdating Scandals. [15KB PDF]
Aiman
Sulaiman, Financial Misreporting and Securities Fraud-Public and
Private Enforcement. [98KB PDF]
Sue
Tappenden, Commercial Equity. [11KB PDF]
Michelle
Welsh, Civil Penalties and Strategic Regulation Theory: The Gap
Between Theory and Practice. [10KB PDF]
Nottage,
Wolff and Anderson, Japan’s Gradual Transformation in Corporate
Governance: Interpreting the Securities Law Prosecutions of Hostile
Takeover Pioneers. [96KB PDF]
Guanghua
Yu and Shao Li, Against Legal Origin: Of Ownership Concentration
and Disclosure. [13KB PDF]
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