Introduction to Technology and Corporate Law

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In the Introduction to Innovation, Technology and Corporate Law, the editors outline the context for the book and its focus on the impact of technology and innovation on corporate regulation and governance. The Introduction notes that, although technology will inevitably require modifications to the existing legal and regulatory framework, the chapters in the book suggest that it is premature to predict the ultimate obsolescence of human-driven companies and corporate law and that it is likely that technology will continue to operate alongside, and enhance, the existing framework. Following a survey of the relevant literature examining technology and corporate law, the Introduction provides a brief overview of the regulatory challenges and then outlines the chapters in the book. The chapters are divided into four parts by reference to the following themes: (1) corporate form; (2) board governance; (3) governance democratisation; and (4) data enhancements and alternative models for ‘corporate’ governance.

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Godwin, A., Lee, P. W., & Langford, R. T. (2021). Introduction to Technology and Corporate Law. In Technology and Corporate Law: How Innovation Shapes Corporate Activity (pp. 1–19). Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781800377165.00007

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