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June 1, 2007New Political EconomyOpen Access

The Marketisation of European Corporate Control: A Critical Political Economy Perspective

Bastiaan van Apeldoorn Laura Horn

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We are entering into a new phase in EU corporate governance. More than ever, our action plan must be focused and based on a solid assessment of actual needs of market players and investors. 1 As Ch...

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