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“It is one thing to be aware of a problem or issue,quite another to be able to do something about it.”Rupert Pearce/Simon Barnes,Raising Venture Capital, 2006
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Page 3: AcknowledgementsThe process of writ
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Page 11 and 12: Table of ContentsTable of ContentsS
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Part One: Introduction and Theoreti
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Part Two: Legal Frameworkand Tools7
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Chapter IV: Voicenot arbitrary, and
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