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This collection of essays has been compiled in honour of Professor Eddy Wymeersch on the occasion of his retirement as professor at Ghent University. His main international academic peers explore developments on the crossroads of company law and financial regulation in Europe and the United States, providing a unique view on the dynamics of regulatory competition in an era of economic globalisation, whether in the fields of rulemaking, organising the mobility of capital or the enforcement of rules. The deepening of European financial integration and the transatlantic regulatory dialogue has generated new paradigms of rule-setting in a multinational framework and reinforced the need to develop adequate instruments for co-operation between regulators. Regulators increasingly use concepts such as equivalence or mutual recognition to regulate cross-border relations.

Describes how 'base communities' small peer groups that share similar views, circumstances, and objectives have helped neighborhoods respond to the failure of both government and the market to create conditions for a decent quality of life for all. The author also argues for the primacy of church leadership within the black community.

It has been a long road, but finally the Monegasque has won in Monaco. This is a meticulously crafted 1:1 scale replica, designed by Charles himself for this monumental event. This piece could revolutionise your collection and ensure you are the envy of all your peers with one of the rarest pieces on the market. The 2024 Monaco Grand Prix could go down as the most important race in Charles Leclerc’s career. Leclerc has often struggled in his home race due to factors that were outside of his control, in 2021 Leclerc qualified in P1 but was unable to start the race due to a drive-shaft issue and again in 2022 Leclerc was in the prime position to win but was unable to due to a mistake with the strategy. However, it was 2024 where all the heartache and agony from the past could be put behind Leclerc on the streets of Monte Carlo. It is common knowledge to most Formula 1 fans and drivers that Saturday tends to be the most important day for the Monaco Grand Prix. Due