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Law in Transition 2021
Legal reform in the time of Covid-19
In 2020 Covid-19 revolutionised the way we live and work. And, accordingly, the crisis changed the way international financial institutions provide their assistance. In addition to its €4 billion Solidarity Package, the EBRD seized the opportunity to reimagine policy dialogue in a global pandemic. Helping governments improve their legal environments for business had to be adapted to the emergency they faced.
First, the crisis has highlighted the need to accelerate the digital agenda for legal and judicial reforms, as digital tools can help mitigate the consequences of social distancing measures applicable during the pandemic. And second, the EBRD’s Legal Transition Programme has responded to the crisis with an enhanced focus on insolvency law and restructurings, in order to help governments address the needs of businesses faced with financial difficulties. In spite of the pandemic, building sound legal systems remains a priority for promoting investment and creating resilient markets.
Law in Transition journal 2021: chapters
Foreword
PDF format / 0.06 MBEditor’s message
PDF format / 0.05 MBEmerging markets embracing online courts – commercial courts for small value claims
PDF format / 0.48 MBHarnessing blockchain to facilitate digital transformation: the future of public services in Georgia
PDF format / 0.48 MBOnline mediation: an effective solution for dispute resolution for small and medium-sized enterprises during the Covid-19 pandemic
PDF format / 0.35 MBWorking with insolvency stakeholders in Armenia
PDF format / 0.33 MBMore byte for your buck helping deliver digital infrastructure –a survey of investor perceptions
PDF format / 0.47 MBCorporate governance of state-owned enterprises: can they rise to the challenge?
PDF format / 0.38 MBThe response of international financial institutions to Covid-19 and the role of their lawyers
PDF format / 0.31 MBPPP regime development in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia: further regulatory efforts could stimulate private sector participation
PDF format / 0.46 MBDisclosures in a time of energy transition: supporting STEG’s climate-related and inclusive reform
PDF format / 0.46 MBFurthering the development of the Turkish debt capital market: a new legal regime for bondholders’ meetings and bondholders’ representatives
PDF format / 0.31 MBSmall and medium-sized enterprise growth constraints – an Uzbek perspective
PDF format / 0.67 MBGlossary
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