The Anatomy of Corporate Law: A Comparative and Functional Approach
by Paul Davies, Reinier Kraakman, Klaus Hopt, Edward Rock, Henry Hansmann, Gerard Hertig, Hideki Kanda
The Anatomy of Corporate Law presents a comparative and functional study of corporate law by an international group of legal scholars. It examines corporate legal frameworks through the functions they perform, offering students, researchers, and practitioners a structured way to understand business organizations across different jurisdictions.
About This Book
The Anatomy of Corporate Law offers a comparative and functional approach to the study of corporate law.
Written by Paul Davies, Reinier Kraakman, Klaus Hopt, Edward Rock, Henry Hansmann, Gerard Hertig, and Hideki Kanda, the book brings together perspectives from multiple legal scholars.
Its subject is corporate law viewed across jurisdictions, with attention to the functions performed by legal rules in the organization and operation of companies.
The work is suited to readers seeking a structured introduction to comparative corporate law and its underlying legal frameworks.
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