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Cover -- Title -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- Part 1. Cross Border Insolvency -- Chapter 1: Introductory Remarks -- Masanori Kawano - Transnational Cooperation for Cross-Border Business Bankruptcy - Introductory Remarks - -- Chapter 2: Jurisdiction and Insolvency -- Astrid Stadler - International Jurisdiction under the Regulation 1346/2000/EC on Insolvency Proceedings -- Neil Andrews - Claims against Outsiders after Corporate Insolvency or Corporate Rescue: The Modern English Experience -- Marco De Cristofaro - Forum Shopping and Insolvency of Groups of Companies in the European Insolvency Regulation -- Michele Angelo Lupoi - A (Not so Simple Matter of) Jurisdiction: the Relationship between Regulations (EU) No. 1346/2000 and No. 44/2001 -- Chapter 3: Comparative Insolvency -- Silvia Barona Vilar / Carlos Esplugues Mota - International Bankruptcy in Spain -- Laura Ervo - The Nordic Bankruptcy Convention -- Viktória Harsági - Hungarian Judicial Practice in Cross-border Insolvency - Main or Territorial Proceedings -- Spyros Tsantinis - Basic Characteristics of the New Greek Bankruptcy Law -- Chapter 4: Security Interests in Insolvency Proceedings -- Rolf Stürner - Insolvency and Security Interests in the U. S. and in Germany -- Masaaki Haga - Security Interests in International Insolvency in Japan -- Miklós Kengyel - Charges and Security Interests in Insolvency Proceedings in Hungary -- Chapter 5: Foreign Insolvency Proceedings - Recognition and Support -- Nicolò Trocker - Multi-Jurisdictional Insolvencies and Access to Foreign Assets: Transborder Cooperation Under Title 28, 1782 U. S. C. and Chapter 15 U. S. Bankruptcy Code -- Masanori Kawano - Recognition and Support in Japan -- Domenico Dalfino - "Stay of Proceedings" and Powers of the Foreign Insolvency Representative: Substitution of Parties or Transfer of Interest?.