Monthly Archives: June, 2025
Sunghoon Hong, ‘Piercing Complex Corporate Veils: Theory and Evidence’
ABSTRACT Under the doctrine of piercing the corporate veil, a court may invalidate limited liability protection and hold parent companies liable for a subsidiary’s debt within a corporate group. This paper develops a model of corporate veil piercing. A court chooses a piercing rate to specify how often the court pierces a corporate veil. A […]
Graham Greenleaf, ‘Global Data Privacy Laws 2025: 172 Countries, Twelve New in 2023/24’
ABSTRACT This biennial global assessment is the 9th in this publication since 2011. Each assessment has been accompanied by detailed tables listing key features of all the laws assessed (see 8th Edition, 2023). The 9th Edition of the Tables will accompany the next issue. This is the first assessment to conclude that revisions to existing […]
Kroncke and Riegner, ‘Corporations’
ABSTRACT Examining how different constitutional systems treat corporations, this work highlights the divergence in their approaches to the corporate form. Corporations wield significant power in modern society, yet constitutional discourse has often overlook them. The authors identify and analyze four ideal types of corporate constitutionalism: liberal, social-democratic, socialist-authoritarian, and postcolonial-transformative. Each model stems from distinct […]