UNCLC Workshop: Corporate Law in Turbulent Times - University of Nottingham

University of Nottingham Commercial Law Centre (UNCLC) hosted the UNCLC Workshop: “Corporate Law in Turbulent Times” at the University of Nottingham School of Law. It was a fantastic afternoon of discussion, ideas, and collaboration - thank you to all speakers and attendees who made the event a success!Session 1 (Chair: Colin Mackie)Panpan sun – From Participation to Marginalisation in BrewDog: Examining Minority Shareholder ProtectionsNina Boeger – The Independent Enterprise: Owned but in No One’s PocketSession 2 (Chair: Panpan Sun)David Gindis – Institutional Theory for Corporate Law: An InvitationMichael Galanis – Radicalising the Legitimacy of Business Organisation Law: A Social, Moral, and Political PerspectiveVincenzo Bavoso – Regulating ‘Meme‑Stock’ Speculation in Times of Financial Turmoil: The Challenge for Securities Regulation by Online Platform-Led Short-SqueezesSession 3 (Chair: Marc Moore)Andrew Johnston – The Dawn of Shareholder Value: The Normalisation of the Hostile Takeover in the UK (1952–1954)Simge Aslan – Digital Platforms in Insolvency: Issues of OwnershipA huge thank‑you to everyone who joined us in person and online for contributing to such a stimulating and timely conversation on how corporate law adapts in turbulent times.