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Berkeley Business Law Journal

University of California Berkeley School of Law

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Data and Manure: Are Data Subjects Investors?
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The Internet and Contract Formation
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Asking the Hard Questions: Truth, Reconciliation, and Corporate America
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Conscripting the Global Banking Sector: Assessing the Importance and Impact of Private Policing in the Enforcement of U.S. Economic Sanctions
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The Tired Dragon: Casting Doubts on China’s Investment Treaty Practice
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If Not The Index Funds, Then Who?
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Insider Trading: Inside the Quagmire
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Venture Capital in the Rise of Crypto Economy: Problems and Prospects
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Piercing the Corporate Veil: Historical, Theoretical & Comparative Perspectives
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The Logic and Limits of Stewardship Code: The Case of Japan
Gen Goto
20193 citations
A One-Size-Fits-All Approach to Corporate Governance Codes and Compliance by Smaller Listed Firms: An Examination of Companies Listed in Hong Kong and Singapore
Christopher Chen
20192 citations
Dual Class Shares in Singapore – Where Ideology Meets Pragmatism
Pey Woan Lee
20191 citations
The Social Responsibility of Business Is Not Social Responsibility: Assume That There Are No Angels and Allow the Free Market�s Touch of Heaven
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20191 citations
Enabling and Incentivizing Standalone Private Antitrust Actions in Hong Kong � Lessons from the United States
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20190 citations
Enabling and Incentivizing Standalone Private Antitrust Actions in Hong Kong - Lessons from the United States
Sinchit Lai
20190 citations
Corporate Criminal Prosecution and Double Jeopardy
Robert E. Wagner
20190 citations
Certified Professional Employer Organizations and Tax Liability Shifting: Assessing the First Two Years of the IRS Certification Program
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20190 citations

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