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Labour Regulation, Corporate Governance and Legal Origin: A Case of Institutional Complementarity?

Beth Ahlering

University of Cambridge

Series number:

072/2006

Date published:

01 Oct 2005

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Legal origin, complementarities, legal cultures, labour law, Corporate governance

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