Flexibility in Modern Business Law

1. The Flexibility of Law and Its Limits in Contemporary Business Regulation
Mark Fenwick, Stefan Wrbka

Part I. The Perspective of the Lawmaker

2. The Potential and Limits of Teleological Reduction Shown with the Example of the Austrian Warranty Regime
Stefan Wrbka

3. The Austrian Civil Law Company as an Example of a Successful Company
Daniele Mattiangeli, Lisa Katharina Promok

4. From the Boardroom to the Corner Store: Globalization, Law and Economic Organization
Sean McGinty

5. The Novelist’s Artistic Freedom v. His Protagonist’s Rights of Personality: A Comparison Between German and U.S.-American Law
Christian Gomille

Part II. The Perspective of the Regulator

6. Delayed Leniency Applications: The Unfortunate But Predictable Outcome of the Flexible Leniency Policies Under the Chinese Antimonopoly Law
Steven Uytsel, Ying Bi

7. Investor-State Arbitration: A Tale of Endless Obstacles?
Claudia Reith

Part III. The Perspective of Business

8. The New Corporate Criminal Law and Transnational Legal Risk
Mark Fenwick

9. Consumer Credit Law in the European Union and Japan: A Comparative Study
Jarl Jacob

10. ‘Plan-Like Architectures’ for Mutual Trust in the Cloud
Marcelo Corrales

Avainsanat: Law, Private International Law, International & Foreign Law, Comparative Law, Commercial Law, International IT and Media Law, Intellectual Property Law, Law and Economics