ECTS : 1
Language of instruction : French
Teaching hours : 18
Course content:
Description of course content
This course offers an in-depth analysis of company law based on its functional and economic foundations in common law.
The course examines the legal strategies used by company law to organise corporate governance,
regulate relations between the various stakeholders and protect the interests of shareholders, managers and external stakeholders.
Particular attention is paid to the relationship between substantive rules, governance mechanisms and enforcement institutions.
Skills to be acquired:
The ability to reason within a different legal system.
Mandatory prerequisites
Aucun
Recommended prerequisites
Bachelor's degree in law
Assessment:
Final exam and oral participation
Weighting : 1.00
Bibliography, recommended reading:
Contract Law An introduction to the English law of Contract for the Civil Lawyer - John Cartwright ?
Corporate Law and the Theory of the Firm: Reconstructing Corporations,
Shareholders, Directors, Owners, and Investors (The Economics of Legal Relationships) - Wm. Dennis Huber