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Equitable subordination, fraudulent transfer, and sovereign debt.

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Until recently, debates over sovereign debt have primarily focused on whether and how sovereigns in financial distress should be able to restructure their obligations. (1) More recently, however, since the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, a new topic has gained much attention: whether sovereigns' creditors should be able to enforce obligations that were "odious" or "illegitimate" at the time they were made? Obligations are arguably odious or illegitimate if they were incurred in exchange for funds that provided no plausible value to their sovereign borrowers or were used to violate the rights of the citizens of those sovereigns. (3) There ...

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