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Corporate groups under Italian law: a comparative approach and the brand-new “Crisis code”.
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Comments Please drop your objective comments and good opinions as to further revision of this paper in details.
The article introduces an important legislation that could inspire legal academic and policy makers. It seems that the legislation could potentially generate quite a few theoretical debates, including those from bankruptcy law, corporate law and contract law. However, readers will be better informed if the article could provide a wider theoretical and institutional backgrounds.
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What advice or comments would you kindly make to this publication?
A comparative perspective could be helpful to reveal the significance of the legislation. Also a wider literature review on the specific academic issues that the legislation might bring will bring the article to a wider audience.
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