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2008

CHAPTER 1: The Culture of Bankruptcy @ Page 3 CHAPTER 2: Cross-Border Insolvency Law: Where private International Law and Insolvency law Meet @ Page 27 CHAPTER 3: The Law and Economics of Corporate Insolvency-Some Thoughts @ Page 61 CHAPTER 4: The Commencement of the Company Rescue: How and When Does it Start? @ Page 83 CHAPTER 5: A Comparative Analysis of the Administration Regimes in Australia and the United Kingdom @ Page 105 CHAPTER 6: Consuming Passions: Banchmarking Consumer Bankruptcy Law Systems @ Page 135 CHAPTER 7: Coming to Terms with the COMI Concept in the European Insolvency Regulation @ Page 173 CHAPTER 8: The Dominance of Main Insolvency Proceedings under the European Insolvency Regulation @ Page 185 CHAPTER 9: Bank Insolvency and the Problem of Non-Performing Loans @ Page 211 CHAPTER 10: In Re: Spectrum Plus--Less of a Bang than a Whimper? @ Page 237 CHAPTER 11: A Plea for the Development of Coherent Labour and Insolvency Principles on a Regional Basis in SADC Countries @ Page 267 CHAPTER 12: Widening the Insolvency Lens: The Treatment of Employee Claims @ Page 295 CHAPTER 13: The Claim Against an Insolvenct for Environmental Damage @ Page 335 CHAPTER 14: Reducing Collateral Damage in Franchisor Insolvency @ Page 367

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