RIS ID
11472
Abstract
This paper will address diversity in legal culture at the local and member state level and its impact on corporations striving to attain global competitiveness in the 21st century economy. The example of the European Union – which has been struggling to meet the demands of a global economy in relation to corporate structure and organisational management, while simultaneously maintaining diversity in legal and regulatory culture at a local level – will be considered. Significant lessons can be learned from Australian experience in managing corporate structure and regulation to meet the needs of industry and of government regulators at a local national and international level.
Publication Details
This article was originally published as Marychurch, JM, Dimensions Of Legal Diversity In Corporate Structure: Linking The Global And The Local, Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations, 2004, 113-122. Original journal available here.