A Global Solution to Multinational Default

Jay Lawrence Westbrook

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1. The Theoretical Background 2283 2. Convergence of Laws 2288 3. A Unified Law and Forum 2292 4. The Continuing Role of National Policies 2298 B . Interim Solutions 2299 III. AN APPRECIATION AND CRITIQUE OF OTHER VIEWS 2303 A . Professor Rasm ussen 2303 1. A sset C ontrol 2304 2. D isclosu re 2305

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1997A New Approach to Transnational Insolvencies

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