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The New Global Financial Landscape: Why Egregious International Corporate Fraud Should Be Cognizable Under the Alien Tort Claims Act

Joel Slawotsky          
2006
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Although Refco claimed $75 billion in assets at the time of its initial public offering (IPO), in October 2005, it subsequently conceded assets of $16 billion.
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Subject: Business Title of Periodical:  Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law
Volume:  17 Issue:  1
Page(s):  131-168 Number of Volumes Cited:  1
CiteNumber:  1977 Contributor:  jwalker
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Slawotsky, J. (2006). The New Global Financial Landscape: Why Egregious International Corporate Fraud Should Be Cognizable Under the Alien Tort Claims Act. Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law, 17(1), 131-168.



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Slawotsky, Joel. ''The New Global Financial Landscape: Why Egregious International Corporate Fraud Should Be Cognizable Under the Alien Tort Claims Act.'' Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law 17.1 (2006): 131-168.



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Slawotsky, Joel. ''The New Global Financial Landscape: Why Egregious International Corporate Fraud Should Be Cognizable Under the Alien Tort Claims Act.'' Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law 17, no. 1 (2006): 131-168