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Introduction
Governments as Investors of Last Resort: Comparative Credit Crisis Case-Studies
Bank Nationalizations of the 1930s in Italy: The IRI Formula
Crowding Theory and Executive Compensation
Why Power Companies Build Nuclear Reactors on Fault Lines: The Case of Japan
Corporate Governance under State Control: The Chinese Experience
The Unintended Consequences of State Ownership: The Brazilian Experience
Can Company Disclosures Discipline State-Appointed Managers? Evidence from Greek Privatizations
Hidden Government Influence over Privatized Banks
State Intervention in Corporate Governance: National Interest and Board Composition
Hidden Costs of Mandatory Long-Term Compensation
Global Investment Regulation and Sovereign Funds