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Fiduciaries and Trust: Ethics, Politics, Economics and Law

Fiduciaries and Trust: Ethics, Politics, Economics and Law

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The volume explores the interactions of fiduciary law and trust, drawing on literatures from various disciplines to provide an integrated understanding of the relation between fiduciaries and trust. It aims to fill a gap in the literature and address key legal and political problems.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 355 pages
Publication date: 11 August 2022
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Fiduciaries and trust are complex and multifaceted relationships that have received limited systematic analysis. This volume aims to address this gap by exploring the interactions of fiduciary law and trust from various perspectives. The chapters draw on literature from diverse disciplines to provide a comprehensive understanding of the fiduciary principle, its scope, and its implications in both private and public law. The volume highlights the importance of fiduciaries and trust in legal and political systems, and challenges and deepens our understanding of these relationships.

Systematic Analysis of Fiduciaries and Trust: A Gap to Fill


Fiduciaries and trust are complex and multifaceted relationships that have received limited systematic analysis. This volume aims to address this gap by exploring the interactions of fiduciary law and trust from various perspectives. The chapters draw on literature from diverse disciplines to provide a comprehensive understanding of the fiduciary principle, its scope, and its implications in both private and public law. The volume highlights the importance of fiduciaries and trust in legal and political systems, and challenges and deepens our understanding of these relationships.

The Scope of the Fiduciary Principle


The fiduciary principle has a wide scope that extends beyond private law. It has been applied in various contexts, including public law, government, and business. In public law, the fiduciary principle is used to regulate the conduct of public officials and ensure that they act in the public interest. In government, the fiduciary principle is used to govern the relationship between the government and its citizens. In business, the fiduciary principle is used to govern the relationship between shareholders and management. The fiduciary principle has also been applied in various international contexts, such as in the context of international trade and investment.

Interactions of Fiduciary Law and Trust


The interactions of fiduciary law and trust are complex and multifaceted. Fiduciary law governs the relationship between fiduciaries and beneficiaries, while trust governs the relationship between trustors and trustees. Fiduciary law provides a set of rules and principles that govern the fiduciary's duties and responsibilities, while trust provides a set of rules and principles that govern the trustee's duties and responsibilities. The fiduciary principle is often used to resolve conflicts between fiduciaries and beneficiaries, and to ensure that the trust is managed in a fair and transparent manner. However, there are also challenges associated with the fiduciary principle, such as the potential for conflicts of interest and the difficulty of enforcing fiduciary duties.

Challenges and Deepening Our Understanding of Fiduciaries and Trust


Fiduciaries and trust are complex and multifaceted relationships that have received limited systematic analysis. This volume aims to address this gap by exploring the interactions of fiduciary law and trust from various perspectives. The chapters draw on literature from diverse disciplines to provide a comprehensive understanding of the fiduciary principle, its scope, and its implications in both private and public law. The volume highlights the importance of fiduciaries and trust in legal and political systems, and challenges and deepens our understanding of these relationships.

Conclusion


In conclusion, fiduciaries and trust are complex and multifaceted relationships that have received limited systematic analysis. This volume aims to address this gap by exploring the interactions of fiduciary law and trust from various perspectives. The chapters draw on literature from diverse disciplines to provide a comprehensive understanding of the fiduciary principle, its scope, and its implications in both private and public law. The volume highlights the importance of fiduciaries and trust in legal and political systems, and challenges and deepens our understanding of these relationships.

Weight: 610g
Dimension: 169 x 243 x 22 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781108727389

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