Corporate Law
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Overbroad Definitions in SEC’s Clawback Rule May Undercut Its Goals
By Ben Woessner The last few decades have seen significant debate surrounding the generous compensation of the top executives of… Read More
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2015 Spring Symposium: “The Future of Financial Intermediation”
Friday, March 27th Worrell Professional Center, Room 1312 CLE Credits: 4.5 Hours General Approved View the Brochure Registration is now Closed. Thank… Read More
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Beyond the Board of Directors
By: Kelli A. Alces* Introduction The board of directors has outlived its purpose. The board is theoretically responsible for directing… Read More
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The Power to Issue Stock
By: Mira Ganor* Abstract Studies of management’s disregard of the will of the shareholders have focused on combinations of entrenchment… Read More
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The Puzzle of Short-termism
By: Kent Greenfield* Introduction When pondering the question of the “sustainable corporation,” as we did in this symposium, one of… Read More
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Benefit Corporations—A Sustainable Form of Organization?
By: Dana Brakman Reiser* Introduction Founders of social enterprises believe profits and social good can be produced in tandem and… Read More
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Does Federalism Matter? Its Perplexing Role in the Corporate Governance Debate
By: Renee M. Jones This article is only available in PDF format. Click here for the full PDF version of this… Read More
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The Equilibrium Content of Corporate Federalism
By: William W. Bratton and Joseph A. McCahery This article is only available in PDF format. Click here for the full… Read More