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The Corporation Under Russian Law 18001917 A Study In Tsarist Economic Policy Thomas C Owen

Name: The Corporation Under Russian Law 18001917 A Study In Tsarist Economic Policy Thomas C Owen
SKU: BELL-4544528
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The Corporation Under Russian Law 18001917 A Study In Tsarist Economic Policy Thomas C Owen instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.7 MB

Pages: 264

Author: Thomas C. Owen

ISBN: 9780521529440, 0521529441

Language: English

Year: 2002

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The Corporation Under Russian Law 18001917 A Study In Tsarist Economic Policy Thomas C Owen by Thomas C. Owen 9780521529440, 0521529441 instant download after payment.

This study analyzes the legal framework imposed on corporations by the imperial Russian Government. It stresses the dual nature of the bureaucracy's policy toward modern capitalist enterprise: encouragement for the sake of economic development, and regimentation in the interest of maintaining autocratic control. By illuminating the political nature of the autocracy's economic agenda, Professor Owen seeks to explain why Russian corporate law became increasingly restrictive toward the end of the imperial period. Attention is also given to the practices of Russian capitalists, whose occasional abuses of corporate power justified restrictive laws in the eyes of officials.