Company Law in the New Europe: The EU Acquis, Comparative Methodology and Model LawEdward Elgar Publishing, 2007. gada 1. janv. - 384 lappuses This study on the potential of law to ensure the social responsibility of a company is an innovative and important study. It is a topical contribution to the sociology of market economies in transition. It is a unique effort to provide detailed practical |
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... society. Therefore, the importance of this issue and of the influ- ence exercised by the EU in the direction of aligning the Company Laws of CEEC with the Western European patterns is evident. Thus, this book exam- ines the issues ...
... society. Therefore, the importance of this issue and of the influ- ence exercised by the EU in the direction of aligning the Company Laws of CEEC with the Western European patterns is evident. Thus, this book exam- ines the issues ...
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... Union of 25 members with sometimes fundamentally different ideals , aspirations and objectives stemming of course ... European Union Enlargement and Human Rights ' , Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law , 11 , 2004 , p . 603 . 4 ...
... Union of 25 members with sometimes fundamentally different ideals , aspirations and objectives stemming of course ... European Union Enlargement and Human Rights ' , Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law , 11 , 2004 , p . 603 . 4 ...
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... countries involved and the EU had to closely monitor such a process because its greatest achievement could otherwise be threatened by malfunctions. Furthermore, the CEEC were aware of the significance of these reforms in relation not ...
... countries involved and the EU had to closely monitor such a process because its greatest achievement could otherwise be threatened by malfunctions. Furthermore, the CEEC were aware of the significance of these reforms in relation not ...
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... European regimes and the call for radical reform in the respective societies might have been an event heavily supported by the majority of public opinion but it naturally did not cease to be a source of insecurity for the future and ...
... European regimes and the call for radical reform in the respective societies might have been an event heavily supported by the majority of public opinion but it naturally did not cease to be a source of insecurity for the future and ...
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... European Council finally invited every European country whose system of governance is based on the principle of democracy to apply to become a member.13 The Essen European Council in 1994 noted in the same spirit that 'the European Union ...
... European Council finally invited every European country whose system of governance is based on the principle of democracy to apply to become a member.13 The Essen European Council in 1994 noted in the same spirit that 'the European Union ...
Saturs
| 5 | |
Enlargement the story so far | 61 |
The criteria for entry | 94 |
Political and economic conditions for drafting commercial and company law in transition and developing countries | 116 |
A model company law for transition economies | 143 |
Contents of Part II | 145 |
introduction | 147 |
Common provisions | 151 |
Jointstock companies | 212 |
Limited liability companies | 285 |
Groups of enterprises | 307 |
Public enterprises | 316 |
Restructuring of enterprises | 318 |
Penal provisions | 333 |
Transitional and final provisions | 338 |
Bibliography | 340 |
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Company Law in the New Europe: The EU Acquis, Comparative Methodology and ... Janet Dine,Marios Koutsias,Michael Blecher Priekšskatījums nav pieejams - 2007 |
Bieži izmantoti vārdi un frāzes
accessed acquiring acquis communautaire agenda agreement apply accordingly Article assets authorised basic capital Behrens board of directors British rebate capital increase CEEC claims Company Law company’s Constitution contributions in kind Copenhagen Criteria court creditors criteria decision directors or supervisory economic employees enlargement Enterprise Law established Europe European Commission European Communities European Council European countries European Parliament European Union formation founders France Fund GSCL human rights Ibid important integration interest holders International issue joint-stock companies June Le Figaro limited liability company limited partner liquidators managing directors meeting membership ment merger obligations Olli Rehn organisation Paragraph parent enterprise payment percent person policies political Presidency Conclusions procedure profits property rights protection reform Registry Regulation relations representatives request requirements respect risk rules shareholders shares social statute subscribed subsidiary supervisory board supra note third parties tion transactions transfer Treaty Treaty of Nice
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