European Centre for Comparative Commercial and Company Law
- European Centre for Comparative Commercial and Company Law
The European Centre for Comparative Commercial and Company Law (Centrum C-law.org, "Europejskie Centrum Porównawczego Prawa Gospodarczego i Prawa Spółek") is a non-profit, think tank - type organization with registered office situated in Cracow, Poland. It's organization is governed by the Polish Act of 7th April 1989, Law on Associations.
Authorities
Managing Director:
Dr Arkadiusz Radwan
C-law.org Council:
Professor [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Hommelhoff Peter Hommelhoff]
Professor [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Lutter Marcus Lutter]
Activity
Centrum C-law.org conducts both academic and practical research focused mainly on the areas of commercial law, company law and corporate governance.
Publications
European Company Law Series ("Europejskie prawo spółek") with Wolters Kluwer
Quarterly for Entire Commercial, Insolvency and Capital Market Law ("Czasopismo kwartalne całego prawa handlowego, upadłościowego oraz rynku kapitałowego") with C.H. Beck
Working Groups
Centrum C-law.org has created four permanent working groups:
Expert Group 10+
The Chinese Law Working Group
FMCG Working Group
Actio Pro Socio
External links
[http://www.c-law.org The European Centre for Comparative Commercial and Company Law (Centrum C-law.org)]
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