Global Norms, Local Priorities, and a $300 Billion Bankruptcy Collapse : A Comparative Study of Bankruptcy Laws of the United States and China

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Sheehy, Benedict, Chen, Ying, Diaz-Granados Prieto, Juan Jose and Arias, Camilo. (2024). Global Norms, Local Priorities, and a $300 Billion Bankruptcy Collapse : A Comparative Study of Bankruptcy Laws of the United States and China. American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review. 32, pp. 157-210.

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Authors	Sheehy, Benedict, Chen, Ying, Diaz-Granados Prieto, Juan Jose and Arias, Camilo
Abstract	History has been marked by business and economic crises around the globe. From antiquity to the present, one finds records of economic troubles whether related to politics, natural disasters, or a combination of both, in the civilizations which form the roots of Western civilization as well as China. These crises have often led to social upheavals, and initiated changes in terms of how a society organizes its economy. They have had significant negative effects on countless individuals and entities, and plunged local and even global economies into recession and worse.
Keywords	Bankruptcy Laws; United States; China
Year	01 Jan 2024
Journal	American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review
Journal citation	32, pp. 157-210
Publisher	Thomson West
ISSN	1068-0861
Web address (URL)	https://advance.lexis.com/api/permalink/0216b503-e252-4a3a-bd4b-9110962cad7a/?context=1000516&federationidp=9QNBBC37542
Open access	Published as non-open access
Research or scholarly	Research
Page range	157-210
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Print	Aug 2024
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Accepted	Jul 2024
Deposited	28 Jan 2025
Additional information	Copyright © 2024 American Bankruptcy Institute.
Place of publication	United States

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