Papers presented at the 2007 CLTA conference

Papers presented at the 2007 Corporate Law Teachers Conference (Deakin University, Melbourne) 4-6 February
Corporate Law and Corporate Governance: Stocktaking on Compliance and Enforcement

• Julio Altamirano, Letter of advice - To the Australian government and the Commonwealth of Nations including the common law world and our world’s legal systems. Is there a need to close the biggest legislative loophole in the history of our legal systems? A separation of powers and corporate law perspective – the rise and fall of corporate law [318kb PDF]
• Neil Andrews, After corporate law and after enforcement: the regulation of corporate governance in Hong Kong listed companies.[343kb PDF]
• Zuhairah Ariff and Halyani Hassan, Governing the Learned!! Corporate Governance In Public Higher Learning Institutions; The Malaysian Experience. [95 kb PDF]
• Francesco Bonollo de Zwart and George Gilligan, The relationship between good governance and sustainability in Australian sport.[199kb PDF]
• Larelle Chapple and Boyce Koh, Regulatory responses to auditor independence dilemmas – who takes the stronger line? [176kb PDF]
• Kathleen Clothier, Corportations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006: Positive or negative discrimpination?[170kb PDF]
• Michael Cody, Evaluating Australia’s corporate law reform from an organizational theory perspective [341 kb PDF]
• Josephine Coffey, Enforcement of continuous disclosure in the Australian stock market.[145kc PDF]
• Vicky Comino, SIC and its enforcement record since the introduction of the civil penalty regime in 1993.[238 kb PDF]
• Nance Frawley, The cost of bringing a statutory derivative action in Australia - is it time to reconsider the terms of section 242 of the Corporations Act 2001? [170kb PDF]
• Anil Hargovan and Jason Harris, Statutory Debt Subordination and Creditor Protection: The North American Experience. [158 kb PDF]
• Klaus J. Hopt, Corporate Law, Corporate Governance, and Takeover Law in the European Union: Stocktaking, Reform Problems, and Perspectives. [13 kb PDF]
• Trish Keeper, Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue?— A consideration of the proposed additions to the Companies Act 1993 to restrain the use of phoenix companies.[144kb PDF]
• CG Kilian, The Object of the Doctrine of Proper Purpose in the New Proposed South African Companies Act [146 kb PDF]
• Victoria Lambropoulos, Reflections on the intersection between labour law and corporate law.[100kb PDF]
• Rebecca Lee, In search of the nature and function of fiduciary loyalty of company directors: Some observations on Conaglen’s analysis [78kb PDF]
• Phillip Lipton, The transplant of company law institutions in colonial Australia: Economic development and legal evolution [157kb PDF]
• Alexander F H Loke, Common Origins, Different Destinies: Investors’ Rights against Market Manipulation in the U.K., Australia and Singapore.[172kb PDF]
• John T McGrath, Untitled paper.[172kb PDF]
• Melville Miranda, Critical Perspective - Managerial Accountability [76kb PDF]
• Justin O’Brien, Managing Conflict: ASIC v Citigroup and the Implications for Regulatory Enforcement.[102 kb PDF]
• Orr J., Corporate Governance and members’ rights at Australian Public Universities. [90 kb PDF]
• John A. Purcell and Janice A. Loftus, Regulatory Developments in Corporate Social Responsibility: Directors’ and Officers’ Duties. [221kb PDF]
• Steven Stern, Legal professional privilege in a regulatory environment. [162kb PDF]
• Aiman Nariman Mohd Sulaiman, Corporate governance issues and enforcement activities of the Malaysian corporate regulators. [143kb PDF]
• Lang Thai, Fixed and floating charges: The latest conflicting law and how to address the gaps (abstract). [9kb PDF]
• Michelle Welsh, Contraventions of the continuous disclosure provisions: Civil or administrative penalties. [224kb PDF]
• Les Whiteley, Institutional Investor Proxy Voting – Somewhere between compliance and enforcement. [232kb PDF]
• Therese Wilson, Values driven innovation or inadequate self-regulation?: The effective regulation of Australian banks as service providers to low income consumers. [141kb PDF]
• David Wishart, A reconfiguration of company and/or corporate law theory. [99kb PDF}

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