Alice Belcher
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5794443 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Alice Belcher |
| NOMBRES | Alice |
| APELLIDO | Belcher |
| FIRMA | BELCHER A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Dundee |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Metaphysical Spookiness
According to both corporate governance codes and company law, the directors of a company have a collective responsibility. This article explores collective, or collegiate, decision-making and, perhaps more importantly, collective responsibility. The collective responsibility of directors is currently operationalised only by converting it into an individual responsibility and liability. The purpose of this article is to reveal how a more openly co…
Trust in the Boardroom
Do theories of trust and scepticism have relevance for the law concerning the collective and individual responsibilities of company directors? This article explores the links between theoretical aspects of trust and the ways in which company law constructs the individual and collective responsibilities of company directors. It brings together definitions of and approaches to trust that appear in other disciplines. It frames the relationship betwe…
Inside the Black Box
This article argues, first, that new theoretical ways of thinking about companies are coming to the fore and, second, that these new ways of thinking are finding their way into some aspects of company law and regulation. Snider's device of tracking the emergence of new ideas as `journey from academic journal to economic policy to law' is employed in support of the article's main argument. In particular, it is submitted that the idea of the firm a…
A Feminist Perspective on Contract Theories from Law and Economics
The Not-Mother Puzzle
This article explores a division of growing importance for the new millennium: the division between women who choose to remain childless and those who choose to become mothers. The article demonstrates that more women are choosing to remain childless in the UK and the USA. It claims that the increase in childlessness is a demographic trend that is affecting the whole of the western, developed world. The main point of the article is to suggest tha…
Gendered company
The Not-Mother Puzzle
This article explores a division of growing importance for the new millennium: the division between women who choose to remain childless and those who choose to become mothers. The article demonstrates that more women are choosing to remain childless in the UK and the USA. It claims that the increase in childlessness is a demographic trend that is affecting the whole of the western, developed world. The main point of the article is to suggest tha…
Gendered company
A Feminist Perspective on Contract Theories from Law and Economics
The Not-Mother Puzzle
This article explores a division of growing importance for the new millennium: the division between women who choose to remain childless and those who choose to become mothers. The article demonstrates that more women are choosing to remain childless in the UK and the USA. It claims that the increase in childlessness is a demographic trend that is affecting the whole of the western, developed world. The main point of the article is to suggest tha…
Inside the Black Box
This article argues, first, that new theoretical ways of thinking about companies are coming to the fore and, second, that these new ways of thinking are finding their way into some aspects of company law and regulation. Snider's device of tracking the emergence of new ideas as `journey from academic journal to economic policy to law' is employed in support of the article's main argument. In particular, it is submitted that the idea of the firm a…
Trust in the Boardroom
Do theories of trust and scepticism have relevance for the law concerning the collective and individual responsibilities of company directors? This article explores the links between theoretical aspects of trust and the ways in which company law constructs the individual and collective responsibilities of company directors. It brings together definitions of and approaches to trust that appear in other disciplines. It frames the relationship betwe…
Metaphysical Spookiness
According to both corporate governance codes and company law, the directors of a company have a collective responsibility. This article explores collective, or collegiate, decision-making and, perhaps more importantly, collective responsibility. The collective responsibility of directors is currently operationalised only by converting it into an individual responsibility and liability. The purpose of this article is to reveal how a more openly co…
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