This dissertation discusses the effects of culture (in the form of Familism, which is described as a cultural pattern that privileges group over personal interests) in the decision making process of 10 family businesses ...

The author proposes to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights the adoption of a deferential standard of review to cases regarding human rights open to multiple instantiations. In doing so, he rejects proportionalist ...

This thesis explores the relationship between piercing the corporate veil and conflict of laws through an empirical research of judicial decisions rendered by U.S. courts for a three-year period between 1 January 2012 and ...

In 2003, the state of Israel enacted a significant reform in its tax system, under which tax is imposed on a worldwide basis rather than on a territorial basis. Consequently, a new need for an anti-deferral regime has ...

Because “Law” is, in essence, a social construction, it cannot be examined separately from the social conditions that produced it. This dissertation looks at the importance of “discourse” as a social condition that ...

This dissertation project is composed of three parts.(l) State Legislation and corporate Mobility, (2) Doctrinal Foundations of the Charter Market, (3) A Comparative Bibliography: Regulatory Competition in Corporate Law. ...

Transnational families –families that maintain kinship and solidarity across national borders– are becoming ubiquitous in modern economies. These will only increase as States encourage the movement of workers to fill labor ...