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nexus
(redirected from Nexus of contracts)

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nexus
(1) A connecting point or bond between two entities. See Nexus One and LexisNexis.

(2) A software module in the Windows security platform (see NGSCB).
nexus [′nek·səs]
(communications)
A connection or interconnection of a communications system, such as a data link or a network of branches and nodes.
(physiology)
gap junction


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In this nexus of contracts perspective, ownership of the firm is an irrelevant concept.
Protecting employee entitlements: corporate governance and industrial ... by Waring, Peter / Australian Bulletin of Labour
The dominant legal and economic theory is that the corporation is simply a nexus of contracts among providers of capital, labor, and managerial services.
The bottom line: the limits of corporate regulation by Sargent, Mark A. / Commonweal
 
 
 
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