Add to ORKGDuring the course of the XIX and XX centuries, economic transformations, cultural change, and general institutional modifications had a massive impact on the structure and working of bankruptcy laws, procedures, and enforcement mechanisms. Western countries witnessed the rise of industrialisation, the separation between companies
This thesis is a history of the reform of English bankruptcy law 1831-1914 and a stat...
In this Article, Professor Nathalie Martin examines societal attitudes toward debt and financial fai...
Different countries employ different bankruptcy and insolvency approaches when trying to solve their...
This contribution first presents a brief outline of the economic logic of bankruptcy laws as of thei...
Despite the relevance of bankruptcy law for a number of key issues regarding business functioning an...
Since LLSV early 1998 paper, a growing body of research has argued that “legal origins ” have a coun...
Despite the relevance of bankruptcy law for a number of key issues regarding business functioning an...
Since the early 1997 paper by La Porta et al., a growing body of research has argued that ‘legal ori...
Since the early 1997 paper by La Porta et al., a growing body of research has argued that 'legal ori...
A growing body of research in economics and in business and economic history has shown the key role ...
Since the early 1998 paper by LLSV, a growing body of research has argued that "legal origins" have ...
A well-functioning economy requires a well-functioning bankruptcy system. However, our knowledge of ...
The evolutions of the bankruptcy law seek to reach many aims: economic safety, firms' creation and e...
During the 18th and early 19th centuries there was a vast change in the primary social function and ...
This paper aims at giving an explanation of the changes in the number of bankruptcies during the sec...
This thesis is a history of the reform of English bankruptcy law 1831-1914 and a stat...
In this Article, Professor Nathalie Martin examines societal attitudes toward debt and financial fai...
Different countries employ different bankruptcy and insolvency approaches when trying to solve their...
This contribution first presents a brief outline of the economic logic of bankruptcy laws as of thei...
Despite the relevance of bankruptcy law for a number of key issues regarding business functioning an...
Since LLSV early 1998 paper, a growing body of research has argued that “legal origins ” have a coun...
Despite the relevance of bankruptcy law for a number of key issues regarding business functioning an...
Since the early 1997 paper by La Porta et al., a growing body of research has argued that ‘legal ori...
Since the early 1997 paper by La Porta et al., a growing body of research has argued that 'legal ori...
A growing body of research in economics and in business and economic history has shown the key role ...
Since the early 1998 paper by LLSV, a growing body of research has argued that "legal origins" have ...
A well-functioning economy requires a well-functioning bankruptcy system. However, our knowledge of ...
The evolutions of the bankruptcy law seek to reach many aims: economic safety, firms' creation and e...
During the 18th and early 19th centuries there was a vast change in the primary social function and ...
This paper aims at giving an explanation of the changes in the number of bankruptcies during the sec...
This thesis is a history of the reform of English bankruptcy law 1831-1914 and a stat...
In this Article, Professor Nathalie Martin examines societal attitudes toward debt and financial fai...
Different countries employ different bankruptcy and insolvency approaches when trying to solve their...