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The Turkish Commercial Law Review is a law journal devoted to issues of relevance to commercial lawyers, jurists and academics with an interest in Turkey.

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Joined April 2014
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What are the measures taken against #cybercrime in Turkey and Japan? Read on: bit.ly/2rgNMoS teapawt.net/LegalWeek/status/92537…
Nearly 50% of GCs say their role has changed and expanded to include cybersecurity considerations, according to our survey with @KrollWire teapawt.net/lawexecinsights/status…
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We are wishing a happy Victory Day to all our Turkish followers.
'Fairness and the Final Word' by @RuzinDagli and Hussein Haeri. Read on TCLR: bit.ly/2sTrTgL
Read: 'Illegality and Juristiction in #Investment #Arbitration' by @thomasroeqc on TCLR: bit.ly/2sNKo9u
To make a submission for TCLR's upcoming issue, email us on: [email protected]. Get your article reviewed by our editorial board.
To purchase a subscription or an issue, please visit our website: bit.ly/2tu8C6j
"In economic terms the current paradigm engenders instability by enhancing inequality within" bit.ly/2szFxIY
"Enforcement of some shareholders’ agreement provisions may complicate under Turkish law." bit.ly/2tgAKtD
"ECtHR decided not to discuss the actual impact of human rights on companies." bit.ly/2s3mJAP
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Our thoughts are with those affected by the attack that took place in Barcelona.
"Turkey's currently applicable legal material requires careful scrutiny". bit.ly/2se6cKz
Turkish Commercial Law: Legislative Activity. Read on TCLR: bit.ly/2ryv1xo
An overview on the infrastructure and service models in cloud computing as well as the benefits and risks. bit.ly/2rfkVnP
This article is for foreign-based businesses investing in Egypt so they can better protect their interests. bit.ly/2rKogbL
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"Why don't more Japanese companies pursue arbitration as a method of dispute resolution?" bit.ly/2qjLl5J
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"The availability of moral damages to investors has been a topic of discussion for considerable time." bit.ly/2sGB7iU
"Japan’s tender offer regulations differ significantly from Turkey’s regulations". bit.ly/2rwTo2u
"Turkey developed a fairly balanced and comprehensive legislative framework to deal with various PPP models". bit.ly/2qrEvy0
"This article focuses on the features of corporations that uphold socially responsible corporate governance". bit.ly/2sqIQhQ
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