Students are able to
- identify the functional problems common to all company law systems, resulting from the diverging interests of the various stakeholder groups in limited-liability companies, and contrast different strategies through which the law seeks to resolve these conflicts of interest;
- evaluate (private law) arguments for selecting a jurisdiction of incorporation;
- offer a reasoned reflection on policy arguments, based on economic analysis of (company) law as well as other relevant policy considerations, regarding the regulation of companies.
Students apply English legal terminology expediently and are more confident to use English as a means of professional written and spoken communication.