Flexibility in Modern Business Law

Mark Fenwick Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Kyushu University, Japan Stefan Wrbka Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Kyushu University, Japan

The Flexibility of Law & its Limits in Contemporary Business Regulation

(Mark Fenwick and Stefan Wrbka).- Part I – The Perspective of the Lawmaker.- The Potential and Limits of Teleological Reduction Shown with the Example of the Austrian Warranty Regime (Stefan Wrbka).- The Austrian Civil Law Company as an Example of a Successful Company (Daniele Mattiangeli and Lisa Katharina Promok) .- From the Boardroom to the Corner Store: Globalization, Law and Economic Organization (Sean McGinty).- The Novelist’s Artistic Freedom v. His Protagonist’s Rights of Personality – A Comparison between German and U.S.-American Law (Christian Gomille).- PartII – The Perspective of the Regulator.- Delayed Leniency Applications – The Unfortunate but Predictable Outcome of the Flexible Leniency Policies under the Chinese Antimonopoly Law (Steven Van Uytsel and Ying Bi).- Investor-State Arbitration: A Tale of Endless Obstacles? (Claudia Reith).- Part III – The Perspective of Business.- The New Corporate Criminal Law & Transnational Legal Risk (Mark Fenwick).- Consumer Credit Law in the European Union and Japan – A Comparative Study (Jarl Jacob).- 'Plan-like Architectures' for Mutual Trust in the Cloud (Marc

elo Corrales).- Subject Index.