Part One General Introduction to International Economic Law One General Introduction to International Economic Law Two International Economic Organizations Tree Transnational Corporation Part Two Legal System of International Trade Four General Introduction to Legal System of International Trade Five Law of International Sale of Goods Six Transportation and Insurance Concerning International Sale of Goods Seven Legal System of Government Control on International Trade Part Three Legal System of International Technology Transfer Eight General Introduction to Legal System of International Technology Transfer (Trade) Nine International Licensing Contract Ten Legal Regulation to International Technology Transfer Part Four Legal System of International Direct Investment Eleven General Introduction to Legal System of International Direct Investment Twelve Legal Forms of International Investment Thirteen Domestic Laws Concerning Transnational Investment Fourteen International Treaties Concern

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I THE EVIDENCE ON CONVERGENCE A Formal Legal Change B The Structure of Share Ownership C The Growth of European Stock Markets D The Emergence of an International Market for Corporate Control E A Preliminary Evaluation F The Status of the Insider-Dominated Firm II WHEN DOES SEPARATION OF OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL ARISE? A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE A The United States Experience 1 The Role of Investment Bankers 2 The New York Stock Exchange as Guardian of the Public Investor B The British Experience C A Civil-Law Contrast: The French Experience D The German Experience: Statist Intervention That Stunted the M arket E A Preliminary Summary III\ DOES LAW MATTER?\ RECONSIDERED A Law and the Decentralized Common-Law World B The Sequence of Legal Change: Reinterpreting LLS&V 1 The United States Experience 2 The Global Experience C The Political Theory of Dispersed Ownership D Implications for Transitional Economies IV C ONCLUSION

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