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Interrogating the Corporation


This new stream provides a space for those who wish to critique, interrogate, reform, derogate, or defend, the corporate form. Since corporations possess distinct personalities within the legal order, we welcome papers that address specific regulatory issues concerning such personality, or indeed wider corporate activity. We also welcome contributions focussing on the presence and effect of corporations on a wide range of critical socio-legal issues. As such, to fit in with the general ‘Visions of Law’ conference theme this year, innovative papers interrogating the fundamental shape, existence, purpose, and/or societal role of the corporation from myriad visions of law and society (as well as the more ‘traditional’ law and economics one) will be particularly welcome.

Both individual paper and panel submissions are welcome.

Conveners

Renginee G Pillay (rpillay@essex.ac.uk) and Colin R Moore

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