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CHAPTER 1: From corporate Law to Corporate Governance @ Page 3 CHAPTER 2: Convergence and persistance in corporate law and governance @ Page 28 CHAPTER 3: Corporate governance and its political economy @ Page 56 CHAPTER 4: The "Corporate Contract" today @ Page 84 CHAPTER 5: The state of state of Competition for incorporations @ Page 105 CHAPTER 6: Culture and law in corporate governance @ Page 129 CHAPTER 7: A Behavioral perspective on Corporate law @ Page 159 CHAPTER 8: Emperical studies of corporate law and governance: some steps fowars and some steps not @ Page 184 CHAPTER 9: The benefits of Costs of Indices in Emperical corporate governance Research @ Page 214 CHAPTER 10: Taxonomies and Leximetrics @ Page 228 CHAPTER 11: External and Internal Asset partitioning: corporations and their Subsiduries @ Page 251 CHAPTER 12: The Board of Directors @ Page 275 CHAPTER 13: Executive Remuneration @ Page 334 CHAPTER 14: Institutional Investors in Corporate Governance @ Page 363 CHAPTER 15: Shareholder Activism: A Renaissance @ Page 387 CHAPTER 16: Corporate Short-Termism: In the Boardroom and in the Courtroom @ Page 425 CHAPTER 17: Majority Control and Minority Protection @ Page 449 CHAPTER 18: Debt and Corporate Governance @ Page 470 CHAPTER 19: Accounting and Financial Reporting: Global Aspirations, Local Realities @ Page 489 CHAPTER 20: Related party Transactions @ Page 506 CHAPTER 21: Control Shifts via share Acquisition contracts with shareholders (Takeovers) @ Page 532 CHAPTER 22: Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring: Types, Regulation ang Patterns of Practice @ Page 570 CHAPTER 23: Groups Companies: A comparative study of the economics, law, and Regulation of corporate groups @ Page 603 CHAPTER 24: Corporate Social Responsibility and corporate governance @ Page 634 CHAPTER 25: Comparative corporate Governance in closely held Corporation @ Page 679 CHAPTER 26: Western versus Asian law on corporate Governance:The role of enforcement in International Governance @ Page 721 CHAPTER 27: Corporate governance in Emerging Markets @ Page 735 CHAPTER 28: The Governance Ecology of China's State-Owned Enterprises @ Page 756 CHAPTER 29: The rise of foreign ownership and corporate Governance @ Page 784 CHAPTER 30: Governance by Institutional Investor in a stakeholder World @ 821 CHAPTER 31: New Metrics for corporate Governance: Shifting strategies in an Aging IPO Market @ Page 839 CHAPTER 32: Corporate Law and Self-Regulation @ Page 869 CHAPTER 33: The Evolution in the U.S. of private Enforcement via Litigation and Monitoring Techniques: Are there Lessons for Germany? @ Page 906 CHAPTER 34: Private and Public Enforcement of securities Regulation @ Page 928 CHAPTER 35: Public Enforcement: Criminal versus Civil @ Page 946 CHAPTER 36: Corporate Litigation in specialized Busness Court @ Page 959 CHAPTER 37: The Compliance Function: An Overview @ Page 981 CHAPTER 38: Comparative corporate Insolvency Law @ Page 1003 CHAPTER 39: Corporate Governance and Employment Relations @ Page 1037 CHAPTER 40: Corporate Governance, Capital Markets and Securities Law @ Page 1063 CHAPTER 41: Vertical and Horizontal Problems in Financial Regulation @ Page 1084 CHAPTER 42: Bank Governance @ Page 1108 CHAPTER 43: Tax and Corporate Governance: The Influence of Tax on Managerial Agency Costs @ Page 1128