| ISSUE 1 |
| 'Shareholders’ Duties in European Company Law', Hanne Søndergaard Birkmose, Issue 1, pp. 5–6 | |
| 'Taxation of Foreign Foundations in Light of EU Law', Erik Werlauff, Issue 1, pp. 7–13 | |
| 'Undertakings for the Collective Investment in Transferable Securities Directive V: Increased Protection for Investors', Mohammed K. Alshaleel, Issue 1, pp. 14–22 | |
| 'The Social Cooperative Enterprise in Greece: A Vehicle for the Social and Solidarity Economy', Angelos Kornilakis, Issue 1, pp. 23–26 | |
| 'Protecting Crowdfunders: Is a MiFID-Mimicking Approach Appropriate?', Edoardo d’Ippolito, Matteo Musitelli, Antonella Sciarrone Alibrandi, Issue 1, pp. 27–37 | |
| 'Book Review: European Banking and Financial Law, by Matthias Haentjens and Pierre de Gioia-Carabellese. (Routledge 2015)', Bob Wessels, Issue 1, pp. 38–39 | |
ISSUE 2 |
| 'A New Insolvency Regulation at Last', Federico M. Mucciarelli, Issue 2, pp. 44–45 | |
| 'Free Movement of Companies under the New EU Free Trade Agreements', Karsten Engsig Sørensen, Issue 2, pp. 46–55 | |
| 'The Regulation of Crowdfunding in the German Small Investor Protection Act: Content, Consequences, Critique, Suggestions', Lars Klöhn, Lars Hornuf, Tobias Schilling, Issue 2, pp. 56–66 | |
| 'One- or Two-tier Board System? A Comparative Analysis of the British and Polish Systems of Corporate Governance', Katarzyna Samól, Issue 2, pp. 67–78 | |
| 'CJEU Case Note: CJEU 10 September 2015, C-47/14 (Holterman Ferho v. Spies)', Patrick Haas, Issue 2, pp. 79–81 | |
| 'CJEU Case Note: CJEU 10 December 2015, C-594/14 (Kornhaas v. Dithmar)', Bob Wessels, Issue 2, pp. 82–83 | |
ISSUE 3 |
| 'The ‘European’ Group Interest and Stakeholder Protection', Mieke Olaerts, Issue 3, pp. 89–91 | |
| 'Turbo Liquidation of a Company: An Open Invitation to Commit Fraud?', Samantha Renssen, Issue 3, pp. 92–97 | |
| 'The ‘Shell Nigeria Issue’: Judgments by the Court of Appeal of The Hague, The Netherlands', Cees De Groot, Issue 3, pp. 98–104 | |
| 'Piercing the Corporate Veil in Haitian Poisoning Affair Rejected in First Instance: German HELM AG Not Found Liable under Dutch Corporate Law', Steef M. Bartman, Issue 3, pp. 105–116 | |
ISSUE 4 |
| 'The Argumentum a Crise: So Powerful, So Prone to Misuse', Martin Bengtzen, Luca Enriques, Issue 4, pp. 120–122 | |
| 'Dutch Supreme Court at a Loss over Groups', Steef M. Bartman, Issue 4, pp. 123–128 | |
| 'The European Union Regulation on Insolvency Proceedings (Recast): The First Commentaries', Bob Wessels, Issue 4, pp. 129–135 | |
| 'One’s Fair Share? The Obligation to Contribute between Jointly and Severally Liable Companies to an Imposed Cartel Fine', Chris van Oostrum, Issue 4, pp. 136–143 | |
ISSUE 5 |
| 'The Pervasive Issue of Liability in Corporate Groups', Jukka Mähönen, Issue 5, pp. 146–149 | |
| 'Towards a European Framework for Cross-Border Group Management', Christoph Teichmann, Issue 5, pp. 150–157 | |
| 'Financial Engineering as an Alternative Veil for the Corporate Group', Linn Anker-Sørensen, Issue 5, pp. 158–166 | |
| 'Tort Law, Corporate Groups and Supply Chain Liability for Workers’ Injuries: The Concept of Vicarious Liability', Vibe Ulfbeck, Andreas Ehlers, Issue 5, pp. 167–174 | |
| 'Related Party Transactions: Analysis of Proposed Article 9c of Shareholders’ Rights Directive', Kristinn Reynisson, Issue 5, pp. 175–182 | |
| 'The Environmental Liability Directive and Liability of Parent Companies for Damage Caused by Their Subsidiaries (‘Enterprise Liability’)', Lucas Bergkamp, Issue 5, pp. 183–190 | |
| 'Konzernrecht: An Overview of the German Regulation of Corporate Groups and Resulting Liability Issues', Alexander Scheuch, Issue 5, pp. 191–198 | |
| 'The Courts as Environmental Champions: The Norwegian Hempel Cases', Beate Sjåfjell, Issue 5, pp. 199–206 | |
ISSUE 6 |
| 'The Impact of Brexit on UK Company Law', Pavlos Masouros, Thomas Papadopoulos, Issue 6, pp. 208–209 | |
| 'The Hybrid Board Model for Japanese Companies: A Model for Other Countries?', Katarzyna Samol, Issue 6, pp. 210–216 | |
| 'MiFID II: New Governance and Remuneration Rules in Relation to Investment Firms (Part II)', Rik Mellenbergh, Issue 6, pp. 217–224 | |
| 'About ‘Restriction’, ‘Justified’ and ‘Necessary’: A Fairy Tale About Corporate Tax Law and European Union Law from the Home Country of Hans Christian Andersen', Erik Werlauff, Issue 6, pp. 225–228 | |
| 'Article Index', Issue 6, pp. 229–230 | |
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