Personal Insolvency Law

Personal Insolvency at a Crossroads, Guan H Tang; Part I The Institutional Dynamics of Personal Insolvency; 2. The Changing Institutional Context of Personal Insolvency Law, Iain Ramsay; 3. The Discharge of Debt under the Personal Insolvency System of England and Wales: Lessons to be Learned from an Economic Perspective, Katharina M¶ser; 4. The Dilemmas and Paths of China's Personal Insolvency Regime: Legislative Momentum as an Analytical Focus, Jing Liu; Part II The Delicate Balance of Relief and Responsibility in Insolvency Reform; 5. Failure and Success: Consumer and Small Business Bankruptcy Reform in the US, Jason Kilborn; 6. The Debt-restructuring System in Sweden, Annina H. Persson; 7. The Construction of a Linkage Incentive Mechanism for Reorganisation of SMEs and Their Operators, Yimin Ren; Part III The Procedural Complexities of Personal Insolvency and Asset Management; 8. The Estate in Bankruptcy Law, David Milman; 9. Rediscovering the Value of Bankruptcy Compromise in China â" Reflections from Japan's SSD Regime, Lijie Qi; 10. The Construction of Personal Insolvency Rules for Residential Property Disposal in China from a Comparative Law Perspective, Amy Ren and Shawn Xu; Part IV The Evolving Functions and Concepts of Personal Insolvency Law; 11. The Consumer Bankruptcy Regime in Japan: Application and Structure, Kazuhiko Yamamoto; 12. The Uses of Bankruptcy, Stephen Baister; 13. Lotus Just Buds: Current Situation and Future Prospect of China's Personal Insolvency Counselling System, Dan He; Part V The Way Forward; 14. Competition, Human Rights, and the Architecture of Personal Insolvency Law in China, Guan H. Tang