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100			_a20020220d1998 y0pory50 ba
101			_aeng
200			_aRescuing business _ethe making of corporate bankruptcy law in England and the United States _fBruce G. Carruthers, Terence C. Halliday
210			_aOxford _cClaredon Press _d1998
215			_a582p. _d23cm
300			_aInclui indice. Bibliografia: p. 543
330			_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.
606			_aDIREITO COMERCIAL _920
606			_aFALÊNCIA _933
606			_aINSOLVÊNCIA _9802
606			_aRECUPERAÇÃO DE EMPRESAS _934
606			_aTÉCNICA LEGISLATIVA _9666
606			_aPROCESSO LEGISLATIVO _9665
700			_aCarruthers _bBruce G. _9120423
852			_j347.736CAR