• OHG, KG, GbR
• Partnerschaft, stille Gesellschaft
• GmbH einschliesslich Unternehmergesellschaft
• AG
• GmbH & Co. KG
• SE

• die Fortsetzung des erfolgreichen Gesellschaftsrechts in der Grundriss-Reihe
• von einem der anerkanntesten gesellschaftsrechtlichen Autoren in Deutschland
• reihenspezifisch: mit vielen kleinen Faellen und Beispielen besonders anschaulich

• umfassende Darstellung des gesamten KAGB nebst Durchfuehrungsbestimmungen und BaFin-Verlautbarungen auf einen Blick
• praxisnahe Kommentierung und Handlungsempfehlungen
• Kommentierung des InvStG
• Darstellung der einschlaegigen BaFin- und BMF-Verwaltungspraxis
• der Weg zur BaFin-Erlaubnis und -Registrierung
• Wegweiser fuer interne KAGB-Compliance und AIFMD-Reporting

• antizipiert bereits die Neuerungen durch die Umsetzung der AIFMD-Novelle
• kommentiert die Neuregelungen des Fondsstandortgesetzes (Infrastruktur-Sondervermoegen, Master-Feeder-Strukturen, Pre-Marketing etc.)
• stellt die Moeglichkeit der Ausgabe elektronischer Fondsanteile dar
• erlaeutert die Neuerungen des Gesetzes zur weiteren Staerkung des Anlegerschutzes und des sog. Schwarmfinanzierungs-Begleitgesetzes

Grounded in Japanese philosophy and ideas of non-duality and emptiness, this is a much-welcomed contribution to central issues in philosophy of education.

Anton Sevilla-Liu uses the thought of ethicist Watsuji Tetsuro (1889-1960) and philosopher of education Mori Akira (1915-1976) to address the dangers of self-centeredness and conformism in a competitive education system. When individual performance is encouraged, is there a way to stress relationality without losing the sense of individuality and uniqueness?

We are introduced to Watsuji and Mori's enlightening views of education, deeply rooted in spiritual insights that originate in Buddhism and Confucianism while engaging human sciences. By applying their theories to educational practices, Sevilla-Liu shows how to connect students' creative potential with a dynamic sense of community. Importantly, alongside this active philosophy, he introduces Watsuji and Mori's central concept of letting go of our self-centeredness, fixed roles, attachments to sensations, and rigid ideas. We see how the philosophy of emptiness can positively impact educational practices.

This engaging book outlines a vision of education that balances individual creativity with a sense of community, responding to real challenges in educational systems around the world. It is the ideal starting point for educators and students interested in Japanese ideas about learning and unlearning, doing and letting-go, and the unique dynamicity of the philosophy of emptiness.

• praxisorientierte, konzise Kommentierung
• verfasst von drei langjaehrigen anwaltlichen Praktikern
• besondere Beruecksichtigung der europarechtlichen Bezuege

Uncompromisingly radical, hypercerebral but also down to earth and irreverent, Slavoj Zizek is a philosopher whose thought is sometimes hard to plot a route through.

Charting its innumerable hairpins and circuitous diversions, this cognitive map of Zizek country is a guide to its philosophical, psychoanalytic and political landscapes. Zizek's prodigious output comprises a dense and layered critique of contemporary thought. Taking its lead from his web-like approach, Zizek Country is an A to Z of cross-referenced entries that covers the range of his preoccupations - from Terminator to the transcendental and Marx to the moebius strip. Each topic is explored both as a direct subject of Zizek's focus and as a component of his broader philosophy. Every entry is fully referenced, pointing readers to the key points in his books and articles, as well as his many interviews, talks and panel discussions.

Together, these ideas, threads, and repeated motifs give shape to a challenging, sometimes difficult philosophy that defies ready assimilation into academia and easy thinking.

Dieser Grundkurs ist Ihr Begleiter durch das Arbeitsrecht. Er vermittelt das gesamte fuer das Pflichtfach- und Schwerpunktstudium erforderliche Wissen im Arbeitsrecht. Behandelt werden

• Individualarbeitsrecht
• Kollektives Arbeitsrecht
• Arbeitsgerichtliches Verfahren.

Der praegnant geschriebene Text, zahlreiche Grafiken, Schemata und Beispiele ermoeglichen eine schnelle Aneignung des Stoffes. Anhand von 360 Wiederholungsfragen und 27 Uebungsfaellen mit Loesungen koennen Sie Ihr Wissen ueberpruefen und sich optimal auf die Pruefung vorbereiten.

Prof. Dr. Abbo Junker ist Leiter der Forschungsstelle fuer Internationales Arbeitsrecht am Zentrum fuer Arbeitsbeziehungen und Arbeitsrecht an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen.

In Populism, Demagoguery, and Tyranny, Tomas Pacheco-Bethencourt examines the political challenges posed by populism to constitutional democracy, with a twofold aim of clarifying its impact and addressing it effectively. He combines conceptual history, history of political thought, political history, and political philosophy to help analyze the political impact of populism on constitutional democracies.

Pacheco-Bethencourt begins his analysis by demonstrating that lessons can be learned by bringing ancient Greece's institutional framework to the discussion. It was during this time that republican procedures and practices of constitutionalism were born, explored, and refined by new oversight strategies. To underpin the argument, Pacheco-Bethencourt dives into examples of populist movements in Argentina, Venezuela, Hungary, Poland, France, and Spain to establish how the theory and real politics meet. It is here that the connection between populist rhetoric and political opportunism is exemplified. Politicians use populism as a tool to strategically reach power or push their political agenda, bridging strategy and politics. Opportunism has an ethical dimension that has to do with self-serving actions and willingness to deceive, akin to what could be compared to the negative connotations of classical demagoguery, also explored herein.

This book will be of great interest to researchers studying populism and its future in modern politics, in addition to undergraduate and postgraduate students of populist rhetoric.

This book offers an all-encompassing, critical analysis of U.S.-led state-building in Afghanistan between 2001 and 2021, focusing on the three central pillars of security and peacebuilding, democratization, and economic development and reconstruction.

The book demonstrates how Afghans navigated the promises of an international project that aspired to rebuild sustainable and successful state institutions, but which often provoked fractures and neglected legitimate local agency. Chapters highlight persistent shortcomings in Washington's strategy, including miscalculations and policy failures that undermined local governance and long-term stability. Drawing on extensive fieldwork and interviews, chapters provide original empirical insights by foregrounding Afghan voices-perspectives often marginalized in existing scholarship. Comprehensive in approach, the book ultimately offers a conceptual contribution to the study of intervention and state building, situating Afghanistan within broader debates on war and foreign intervention, peace and stability, and state building and governance.

Revealing the inherent limitations of externally driven state-building in fragile and conflict contexts, this book will be of interest to researchers studying international relations, political science, South Asian and Middle East studies, and the U.S. War on Terror.

This book argues that corporate harms can and should be conceptualised as horrific because they are novel forms of damage on an unprecedented scale.

There is long-term recognition of widespread, systemic harms caused by corporations and the relative dearth of response by the criminal legal system. This book argues that the harms caused by corporations generate a category crisis for criminal law. Leaving aside the difficulties that criminal law has in conceptualising the corporation as a criminal legal subject, corporate harms in and of themselves raise categorical challenges because they are beyond the imagination of the criminal law in terms of magnitude, size, type, and quality. Corporate harms tend not to be the subject of criminal law because they are too vast, too diffuse, and too disturbing for existing legal categories. Drawing on criminal law, criminology, cultural legal studies, and horror as both genre and affect, this book reconceptualises corporate harm through the lens of horror. It argues that corporate violence is structurally horrific in its scale, temporality, spatial reach, ordinariness, and institutional betrayal.

This book will appeal to scholars and students with relevant interests in legal theory, law and literature, criminal law, criminology, and cultural studies.