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Law without Order in Chinese Corporate Governance Institutions

Institutional analysis of why formal Chinese corporate-governance rules may underperform when courts, regulators, markets, and gatekeepers do not supply effective enforcement.

Brief English Introduction

Clarke’s article is useful because it shifts attention from doctrinal rights to the institutional channels that make those rights effective or ineffective in practice.

Use It For

Use this to put shareholder remedies, derivative suits, and controller duties in enforcement context.

Teaching Notes

The supplied citation appears to conflate this article with a differently titled minority-shareholder claim; this verified citation is the open-access Northwestern publication.