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Vasile Rotaru is a DPhil in Law candidate at the University of Oxford: His doctoral research focuses on court-supervised corporate debt restructurings, and particularly on the governance strategies used for policing opportunism in corporate restructurings in the US, England and France.
Vasile is qualified to practice law in France (Paris Bar) and has practiced in the restructuring, M&A and capital markets departments of several international law firms in Paris. He has also published in French and English on private international law, French and European restructuring & insolvency law, and political philosophy.
He holds degrees in law (Sorbonne, Sciences Po Paris, Columbia Law School), philosophy (Sorbonne) and logic (Sorbonne). His main areas of interest include law & economics, insolvency, corporate governance, financial regulation, comparative private law, private international law, jurisprudence and political philosophy.
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Rule of Law in the Time of War
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Seeking a Sustainable Capitalism Through Law
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Europe – An Eminently Legal Power
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A plural global governance
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