Faculty of Law

Comparative Corporate Law

Level of study: Bachelor

The aim of the course «Comparative Corporate Law» is to critically discuss and debate the methodology of comparative legal research in corporate law, and in particular to acquire the research skills necessary to do self-conscious comparative legal research. This course examines a selection of company law topics in comparative context, drawing in particular on the laws of the UK, continental Europe (France, Germany) and the United States (in particular, Delaware).The approach taken is both functional and comparative, looking at a series of core problems with which any system of corporate law must deal, and analyzing, from a functional perspective, the solutions adopted by the systems in question.

The main objectives of this course are: investigating actual corporate law problems and analyzing of different approaches to these problems solutions in Russia and foreign countries; providing students with opportunities to realize the aims of this course through the deployment of seminar presentations and discussions.

Semester 2

Module 4

 

Credits 6

In-class hours 24

Total hours 228

 

Level of study: Master

The aim of the course «Comparative Corporate Law» is to critically discuss and debate the methodology of comparative legal research in corporate law, and in particular to acquire the research skills necessary to do self-conscious comparative legal research.

This course examines a selection of company law topics in comparative context, drawing in particular on the laws of the UK, continental Europe (France, Germany) and the United States (in particular, Delaware).The approach taken is both functional and comparative, looking at a series of core problems with which any system of corporate law must deal, and analyzing, from a functional perspective, the solutions adopted by the systems in question.

 

Syllabus:

 Comparative Corporate Law (PDF, 127 Кб)

Semester 2

Module 4

 

Credits 2

In-class hours 16

Total hours 76

Professor

Svetlana Alekseevna Chekhovskaya

Associate Professor