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Harald Bösch, Liechtensteinisches Stiftungsrecht [The Liechtenstein Law on Foundations] (Berne, Stämpfli Verlag AG / Vienna, Manz Verlag 2005) XXV + 836 pp. + 43 pp. index, hardback, CHF 245.00 / € 161.90, ISBN 3-7272-9117-6 (Stämpfli) / ISBN 3-214-13091-9 (Manz) doi10.1017/S1566752906218792

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  1. Cf., W.J. Carney, ‘The Political Economy of Competition for Corporate Charters’, 26 J. Leg. Stud. (1997) p. 303 at p. 308; W.S. Lerach, ‘Plundering America: How American Investors Got Taken for Trillions by Corporate Insiders’, 8 Stanf. J. L. Bus. & Fin. (2002) p. 69 at p. 124; B. Grossfeld, ‘Global Corporate Reorganization/Global Corporate Governance: Imperfect Information and Credible Commitment’, 4 Richm. J. Global L. & Bus. (2004) p. 84 at p. 118.

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  4. Cf., G. Hertig and J.A. McCahery, A Legal Options Approach to EC Company Law, Amsterdam Center for Law &Economics Working Paper No. 2006-01, available at http://ssrn.acle.nl.

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    Rainer Kulms (Senior Research Fellow, Lecturer in Law)

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    Rainer Kulms (Senior Research Fellow, Lecturer in Law)

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Kulms, R. Harald Bösch, Liechtensteinisches Stiftungsrecht [The Liechtenstein Law on Foundations] (Berne, Stämpfli Verlag AG / Vienna, Manz Verlag 2005) XXV + 836 pp. + 43 pp. index, hardback, CHF 245.00 / € 161.90, ISBN 3-7272-9117-6 (Stämpfli) / ISBN 3-214-13091-9 (Manz) doi10.1017/S1566752906218792. Eur Bus Org Law Rev 7, 879–884 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1017/S1566752906008792

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