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Thinking small further? South Africa's company law reform and its German counterpart: perspectives for SMMEs
Every economy has its flagships that can be seen from afar. They fly the flags of Standard Bank, MTN, Vodacom, Deutsche Bank, Mercedes and BMW and are often the pride of the nation – or at least the pride of stock analysts. In their wake flow, another powerful armada – the thousands of small- and me...
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Centre for Law and Society
2026
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