01650nam a2200253   450000100060000001000150000609000100002110000410003110100080007220001370008021000330021721500160025030000400026633007510030660600260105760600190108360600230110260600360112560600310116160600300119270000330122285200150125599501260127029378  a0198264720  a29378  a20020220d1998       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aRescuing businessethe making of corporate bankruptcy law in England and the United StatesfBruce G. Carruthers, Terence C. Halliday  aOxfordcClaredon Pressd1998  a582p.d23cm  aInclui indice. Bibliografia: p. 543  aPart 1: The balance of power in the corporate credit network. 1. Meta-bargaining over property rights. 2. Professional innovation and the recursivity of law. 3. The structure of influence in bankruptcy law-making. Part 2: Reconstituting property rights. Introduction. 4. Weakening yhe strong: banks and secured lenders. 5. Restraining the state and utilities. 6. Enabling and constraining managers. 7. Empowering the weak: "the forgotten class". Part 3: Reconstituting jurisdictional rights. Introduction. 8. Privatization and nationalization of bankruptcy administration. 9. Jurisdictional conflicts in the market. 10. Jurisdictional struggles within the state. Part 4: Conclusion. 11. Professions in the institutionalization of business rescue.  aDIREITO COMERCIAL920  aFALÊNCIA933  aINSOLVÊNCIA9802  aRECUPERAÇÃO DE EMPRESAS934  aTÉCNICA LEGISLATIVA9666  aPROCESSO LEGISLATIVO9665  aCarruthersbBruce G.9120423  j347.736CAR  104347_000000000000000_736CAR52021-12-1762311933108aDGPJcDGPJfDGPJ2311129347k347.736CARn2021-12-17o0rMOxcompra