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2024: Enterprise Law and the Eclipse of Corporate Law

Ewan McGaughey

2024: You Really Never Had It So Good, Or Why Britain’s Post-War National Accounts Could Lead You Astray

Bill Martin

2024: Capitalism, Austerity and Fascism

Suzanne J Konzelmann

2024: Economic Democracy: A Brief History and the Laws That Make It

Ewan McGaughey

2023: A Brief Note on Social Mobility and Income Distribution

Bob Rowthorn

2023: Partial Observability Estimates of Supply and Demand for Trademarks of Start-Ups

Bernadette Power and Gavin Reid

2023: Investigating the Fiduciary using Social Positioning Theory: An In-depth Analysis

Helen Mussell

2022: Rudimentary Inflation Conflict Models: A Note

Bill Martin

2021: Reclaiming the Relational Ontology of the Fiduciary and Exploring Relational Ethics

Helen Mussell

2021: Exploring Epistemic Vices in the Fiduciary: Injustice and Beyond

Helen Mussell

2021: Legal Perception and Finance: The Case of IPO Firm Value

Gerhard Schnyder, Anna Grosman, Kun Fu, Mathias Siems and Ruth V. Aguilera

2021: What is a Firm? A Reply to Jean-Philippe Robé

Simon Deakin, David Gindis and Geoffrey Hodgson

2021: Premature Deindustrialization Inter-sectoral Employment Shifts, and Accelerated Servicization

Kazunori Fujimoto and Hugh Whittaker

2021: A Two-Stage Model of Decision-Making over Financial Reporting Regimes and Techniques: Analysis and UK Case Studies

Yu-Lin Hsu and Gavin Reid

2021: A Social Recovery, Workplace Democracy and Security: COVID-19 and Labour Law

Ewan McGaughey

2021: The Future of Democracy and Work: The Vote in our Economic Constitution

Ewan McGaughey

2021: From ‘Capital and Ideology’ to ‘Democracy and Evidence’: A Review of Thomas Piketty

Ewan McGaughey

2021: Decoding Employment Status

Simon Deakin

2021: The Governance of COVID-19: Anthropogenic Risk, Evolutionary Learning, and the Future of the Social State

Simon Deakin and Gaofeng Meng

2021: The Impact of Intellectual Property Types on the Performance of Business Start-ups in the USA

Bernadette Power and Gavin Reid

2020: Shorter Working Week and Workers' Well-being and Mental Health

Daiga Kamerade, Ursula Balderson, Brendan Burchell, Senhu Wang and Adam Coutts

2020: Cut Hours, Not People: No Work, Furlough, Short Hours and Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the UK

Brendan Burchell, Senhu Wang, Daiga Kamerade, Ioulia Bessa and Jill Rubery

2020: Shareholder Value or Public Purpose? From John Maynard Keynes and Adolf Berle to the Modern Debate

Suzanne J. Konzelmann, Victoria Chick and Marc Fovargue-Davies

2020: Resurrecting the UK Corporate Sector Accounts

Bill Martin

2020: Labour Laws, Informality, and Development: Comparing India and China

Simon Deakin, Shelley Marshall and Sanjay Pinto

2020: Taking a Horse to Water? Prospects for the Japanese Corporate Governance Code

John Buchanan, Dominic Chai and Simon Deakin

2019: Elucidating Limited Shareholder Engagement: Identifying Ethical and Epistemological Factors in the Fiduciary

Helen Mussell

2019: Do Corporate Governance Ratings Change Investor Expectations? Evidence from Announcements by Institutional Shareholder Services

Paul M. Guest and Marco Nerino

2019: Resurrecting the UK Sector National Accounts after 1945

Bill Martin

2019: Fiscal Policy in a Depressed Economy: A Comment

Robert Rowthorn

2019: Keynesian Economics - Back from the Dead? The Godley-Tobin Lecture

Robert Rowthorn

2019: Fiduciary - Asymmetrical Power, Asymmetrical Care

Helen Mussell

2018: The Depths of The Cuts: The Uneven Geography of Local Government Austerity

Mia Gray and Anna Barford

2018: Shareholder Protection, Stock Markets and Cross-Border Mergers

Frederick S. Ahiabor, Gregory James, Frank O. Kwabi, Mathias Siems and Centre for Business Research

2018: Blockchain Technology and International Relations: Decentralised Solutions To Foster Cooperation In An Anarchic World?

Bernhard Reinsberg and Centre for Business Research

2018: The Double Crisis: In What Sense A Regional Problem?

Betsy Donald, Mia Gray and Centre for Business Research

2018: Institutional Complementarities Between Labour Laws and Innovation

Filippo Belloc and Centre for Business Research

2018: Blockchain Technology and the Governance of Foreign Aid

Bernhard Reinsberg and Centre for Business Research

2018: The Law-Technology Cycle & the Future of Work

Simon Deakin, Christopher Markou and Centre for Business Research

2018: The World System & the Hollowing-out of State Capacity: How Structural Adjustment Programs Impact Bureaucratic Quality in Developing Countries

Bernhard Reinsberg, Alexander Kentikelenis, Thomas Stubbs, Lawrence King and Centre for Business Research

2018: Investigating New Types of 'Decoupling': Minority Shareholder Protection in the Law & Corporate Practice

Gerhard Schnyder and Centre for Business Research

2018: Twenty Years of 'Law & Finance': Time to Take Law Seriously

Gerhard Schnyder, Mathias Siems, Ruth Aguilera and Centre for Business Research

2018: The Economic Significance of Laws Relating to Employment Protection & Different Forms of Employment: Analysis of a Panel of 117 Countries, 1990-2013

Zoe Adams, Louise Bishop, Simon Deakin, Colin Fenwick, Sara Martinsson Garzelli, Giudy Rusconi and Centre for Business Research

2018: 'Wage', 'Salary' & 'Remuneration': A Genealogical Exploration of Juridical Terms & Their Significance for the Employer's Power to Make Deductions from Wages

Zoe Adams and Centre for Business Research

2018: A Comment on Oulton, "The UK Productivity Puzzle: Does Arthur Lewis Hold the Key?"

Bill Martin and Centre for Business Research

2018: A Human Is Not a Resource

Ewan McGaughey and Centre for Business Research

2018: Will Robots Automate Your Job Away? Full Employment, Basic Income, and Economic Democracy

Ewan McGaughey and Centre for Business Research

2018: The Use of Quantitative Methods in Labour Law Research: An Assessment and Reformulation

Simon Deakin

2018: Unexpected Corporate Outcomes from Hedge Find Activism in Japan

John Buchanan, Dominic H. Chai and Simon Deakin

2018: How the Economics Profession Got It Wrong on Brexit

Kenneth Coutts, Graham Gudgin and Jordan Buchanan