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Dissenting Opinions in International Commercial Arbitration
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作者 Min Liu 《武汉仲裁》 2013年第1期73-86,共14页
Disenting opiniom have controversial roles in international commercial arbitrations. Legal professions from different legal systems have their respective philosophies and attitudes to the roles of dissenting opinions.... Disenting opiniom have controversial roles in international commercial arbitrations. Legal professions from different legal systems have their respective philosophies and attitudes to the roles of dissenting opinions. With the development of global economy, almost all major intemadonal arbitration institutions have made great attempts to reconcile the different philosophies in order to create a disputes-resolving mechanism for the participants of international commercial activities. 展开更多
关键词 INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION dissenting opinions
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Fueling Dissent
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作者 Francis L.Sackitey 《ChinAfrica》 2012年第2期30-31,共2页
FOR Nigerians who have long enjoyed having their fuel prices subsidized, events in early January pulled the rug out from under them. The Nigerian Government removed its oil subsidy from January 1 this year, an action ... FOR Nigerians who have long enjoyed having their fuel prices subsidized, events in early January pulled the rug out from under them. The Nigerian Government removed its oil subsidy from January 1 this year, an action it said has become necessary to provide money for the improvement of the country's inadequate infrastructure and complete the deregulation of the downstream sector of the oil industry. 展开更多
关键词 Fueling Dissent
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External regulation, independent director attendance,and governance effects
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作者 Leilei Song Gary Gang Tian Guanmin Liao 《China Journal of Accounting Research》 2021年第2期101-128,共28页
In this study we examine how the regulation of director attendance disciplines directors’behavior,and consider the governance effect of such regulations.This examination exploits the differences between the requireme... In this study we examine how the regulation of director attendance disciplines directors’behavior,and consider the governance effect of such regulations.This examination exploits the differences between the requirements for director attendance at board meetings enacted by the Shanghai Stock Exchange(SHSE)and by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange(SZSE).Using a difference-indifferences model with a sample of A-share listed firms from 2006 to 2017,we document that the rate of meeting attendance by independent directors who serve with firms listed on the SHSE(SHIDs)has increased significantly since the exchange’s enforcement of the regulation on attendance.This positive effect has been more pronounced for independent directors with legal backgrounds.Further investigations find that the regulation of attendance plays a corporate governance role through the mechanism of enhanced monitoring.The attendance regulation increases the SHIDs likelihood of casting dissenting votes,and it leads to both better accounting performance and higher firm value.In addition,SHIDs are more likely to depart from firms listed on the SHSE,and to transfer their directorships to firms listed on the SZSE,which has a less constraining attendance requirement.Our findings provide evidence of how external regulation shapes director attendance and voting behavior in emerging markets. 展开更多
关键词 External regulation Independent director board meeting attendance Corporate governance effect Independent director dissent
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Li Ang's Gendered Dissent in "The Devil in a Chastity Belt"
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作者 Yenna Wu 《Frontiers of Literary Studies in China-Selected Publications from Chinese Universities》 2014年第2期253-276,共24页
Through a close reading, this article explores a few aspects of gendered dissent in Li Ang's story, "The Devil in a Chastity Belt," which reveals the ambivalence and irony of a woman's participation in the Taiwan ... Through a close reading, this article explores a few aspects of gendered dissent in Li Ang's story, "The Devil in a Chastity Belt," which reveals the ambivalence and irony of a woman's participation in the Taiwan Residents opposition movement. Instead of writing a stereotypical work of political fiction for the opposition movement that she supports, Li Ang interrogates the problematic intersection of gender and politics, while reclaiming some of the neglected aspects of oppositional history. While recognizing the inevitability of historical contingency, she nevertheless questions the politically-motivated choice of asceticism, heroism, and sacrifice over individual and familial well-being. Li juxtaposes seemingly trivial and disorderly details of ordinary life against the apparently important and grandiose arena of national politics, creating tension through their interaction and contention. She employs images--including the Devil, the female body, and sensory feelings--to perform gendered dissent. While the lyrical and trivial discourse gradually disrupts the political and didactic, the story's open-ended conclusion inspires complex interpretations of the enigmatic symbol: the Devil wearing a chastity belt. 展开更多
关键词 gendered dissent opposition politics lyrical and trivial discourse political and didactic discourse open-ended conclusion
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