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List of Contributors | |
Introduction | |
Table of Cases | |
Table of Legislation | |
Table of Conventions and Treaties | |
An Overview of Recent Developments and Future Prospects in the United Kingdom | p. 5 |
Philosophies of Business Bankruptcy Law: An International Overview | p. 19 |
An Overview of Recent Developments and Future Prospects in the United States | p. 29 |
An Overview of Recent Developments and Future Prospects in Australia (With Some Reference to New Zealand and Asia) | p. 39 |
Administration: Part II of the Insolvency Act | p. 63 |
A Systems Approach to Comparing US and Canadian Reorganization of Financially Distressed Companies | p. 109 |
Some Comments on the Challenges of Commercial Reorganization in Insolvency: Why Chapter 11? | p. 185 |
The Challenges of Commercial, Reorganization in Insolvency: Empirical Evidence From England | p. 191 |
Should We Abolish Chapter 11? The Evidence From Japan | p. 215 |
Methodological Issues in Cross-Country Comparisons of Commercial Bankruptcy Law: Comment on Papers by Eisenberg-Tagashira and Rajak | p. 261 |
Executory Contracts and Proposals Under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Canada): A Comparative Analysis With the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (Canada) | p. 267 |
Voidable Transactions in Bankruptcy: British Law Perspectives | p. 297 |
The American Bankruptcy Preference Law: Perceptions of the Past, the Transition to the Present, and Ideas for the Future | p. 313 |
Voidable Transactions in Bankruptcy: The Canadian Perspective | p. 357 |
Canadian Bankruptcy Law: A Secured Creditor's Heaven | p. 379 |
The Position of Creditors in the Distribution of Insolvent Estates: Consensual Secured Creditors in Japan | p. 403 |
Preferred Priority in Bankruptcy | p. 413 |
The Privately Appointed Receiver and the Enforcement of Security Interests: Anomaly or Superior Solution? | p. 451 |
The Canadian Private Receivership | p. 473 |
Personal Liability of Directors and Officers of Insolvent Companies: A Jurisdictional Perspective (England) | p. 485 |
Insolvent Trading Down Under | p. 501 |
The Responsibility of Directors and Shareholders for a Company's Debts Under New Zealand Law | p. 521 |
Must Boards Go Overboard? An Economic Analysis of the Effects of Burgeoning Statutory Liability on the Role of Directors in Corporate Governance | p. 547 |
Issues in Concurrent Insolvency Jurisdiction: English Perspectives | p. 577 |
The Role of the Examiner as Facilitator and Harmonizer in the Maxwell Communication Corporation International Insolvency | p. 621 |
Issues in Concurrent Insolvency Jurisdiction: Comments on the Papers by Grierson and Flaschen-Silverman | p. 647 |
Conflict of Laws Issues in International Insolvencies | p. 655 |
Comment on the Trautman-Westbrook Paper | p. 671 |
Some Observations on Fairness, Public Policy, and Reciprocity in Cross-Border Insolvencies | p. 677 |
The Model International Insolvency Co-operation Act: A Twenty-First Century Proposal for International Insolvency Co-operation | p. 687 |
The Nordic Bankruptcy Convention | p. 701 |
Harmonization of Jurisdictional and Recognitional Rules: The Istanbul Convention and the Draft EEC Convention | p. 709 |
Some Comments on Harmonization of Jurisdictional and Recognitional Rules | p. 729 |
Multinational Bank Insolvencies: The United States and BCCI | p. 733 |
The Judges Speak: A Panel Discussion | p. 749 |
Index | p. 773 |
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