Scandinavian studies in law

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  Año 2003, Número 45

  • Corporate Governance in Denmark

    Paul Krüger Andersen

    págs. 11-27

    

  • Model Business Corporation Act for Europe - The Alternative to Harmonisation bi Directives, or?

    Jan Andersson

    págs. 29-44

    

  • Icelandic Company Law

    Aslaug Björgvinsdóttir

    págs. 45-66

    

  • Consent Requirements for Share Acquisitions in Limited Liability Companies According to Norwegian Law

    Tore Brathen

    págs. 67-88

    

  • The 2003 Proposal for a Directive on Takeover Bids - Impact on the Regulation in Scandinavia

    Nis Jul Clausen, Karsten Engsig Sorensen

    págs. 89-109

    

  • Choice-of-law Rules for International Cooperative Agreements

    Rolf Dotevall

    págs. 111-118

    

  • Cooperative Law in Norway - Time for Codification?

    Tore Fjortoft, Ole Gjems Onstad

    págs. 119-137

    

  • Triangle Mergers: A Distinctive Norwegian Type of Transactions

    Johan Giertsen

    págs. 139-146

    

  • The Free Movement of Comapnies

    Soren Friis Hansen

    págs. 147-171

    

  • The Mandatory Bid Rule: The Rise to Prominenceof a Misconception

    Jesper Lau Hansen

    págs. 173-192

    

  • Swedish Company Legislation over Six Decades - A Biref Outline

    Carl Hemström

    págs. 193-201

    

  • Registration and Execution of Amendments of Articles of Association

    Svante O. Johansson

    págs. 203-214

    

  • Auditor'Liability for Damages

    Krister Moberg

    págs. 215-248

    

  • Legislative Initiative in the Field of Direct Taxation in the EC

    Sideek Mohamed

    págs. 249-258

    

  • Boards of Limited Companies: Internal Governance Structures

    Per Samuelsson

    págs. 259-278

    

  • Exemption of Liability - Where to Draw the Line

    Catarina Af Sandeberg

    págs. 279-291

    

  • The European Union's Proposed Takeover Directive: the "Breakthrough" Rule and the Swedish System of Dual Class Common Stock

    Rolf Skog

    págs. 293-305

    

  • The SE Company: a 'Federal' Company Type Avaible from 8 October 2004

    Erik Werlauff

    págs. 307-325