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Making Sense of Company Law is intended to give students, whether of law or other disciplines, an overall view of the subject of company law, and to stimulate consideration of trends and policy issues in that subject. It explains company law as a matter of (mostly) common sense, stripping away the arcance jargon and peculiar traditional explanations. Further, it shows how company law is connected with other areas of law and with other fields of knowledge, exploring its tensions and contradictions from historical, sociological, economic and jurisprudential points of view.