Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Investor reactions to apologies for financial misconduct

Fynn Ohlrogge, Kris Hardies and An-Sofie Claeys (UGent)

(2024) ACCOUNTING ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETY. 112.
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Aspirational laws : a field experiment

Ben Depoorter (UGent) and Stephan Tontrup

(2024) LAW AND SOCIAL INQUIRY-JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION. 49(3). p.1747-1782
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Searching for the DNA of the European labour authority : the urgent need for more coherence, mandate, tasks and competence

Werner Buelen

(2024) ERA FORUM. 25(3). p.313-326
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The legitimacy of criminalizing drugs : applying the ‘harm principle’ of John Stuart Mill to contemporary decision-making

Steven Debbaut

(2022) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LAW CRIME AND JUSTICE. 68.
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Current-day international child abduction : does Brussels IIb live up to the challenges?

Thalia Kruger, Laura Carpaneto, Francesca Maoli, Sara Lembrechts (UGent) , Tine Van Hof and Giovanni Sciaccaluga

(2022) JOURNAL OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW. 18(2). p.159-185
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Enforcement of information disclosure requirements in Chinese and EU securities regulation from an investor protection perspective

Qi Lu

(2021)
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The national courts’ obligation to gather and establish the necessary information for the application of consumer law : the endgame?

Jarich Werbrouck (UGent) and Elise Dauw (UGent)

(2021) EUROPEAN LAW REVIEW. 46(3). p.225-244
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'Converting' DIFC judgments into arbitral awards : practice direction no. 2 of 2015 and its controversies

Miljana Todorovic (UGent)

(2021) FACTA UNIVRSITATIS. SERIES: LAW AND POLITICS. 19(1). p.55-69
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Recalibrating the debate on MiFID’s private enforceability : why the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights Is the elephant in the room

Evariest Callens (UGent)

(2020) EUROPEAN BUSINESS ORGANIZATION LAW REVIEW. 21(4). p.759-787
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The structure of mercantile communities in the Roman world : how open were Roman trade networks?

Koenraad Verboven (UGent)

(2020) Roman port societies : the evidence of inscriptions. In British School at Rome Studies p.326-366

Academic Bibliography

Investor reactions to apologies for financial misconduct

Aspirational laws : a field experiment

Searching for the DNA of the European labour authority : the urgent need for more coherence, mandate, tasks and competence

The legitimacy of criminalizing drugs : applying the ‘harm principle’ of John Stuart Mill to contemporary decision-making

Current-day international child abduction : does Brussels IIb live up to the challenges?

Enforcement of information disclosure requirements in Chinese and EU securities regulation from an investor protection perspective

The national courts’ obligation to gather and establish the necessary information for the application of consumer law : the endgame?

'Converting' DIFC judgments into arbitral awards : practice direction no. 2 of 2015 and its controversies

Recalibrating the debate on MiFID’s private enforceability : why the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights Is the elephant in the room

The structure of mercantile communities in the Roman world : how open were Roman trade networks?

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