Sustainability
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What’s That Smell? The Murky Legal Status of Hog Lagoons in North Carolina
North Carolina’s Hog Farms and Lagoons If you’ve ever driven to Wilmington or any of North Carolina’s southern coastal towns… Read More
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Imagining Corporate Sustainability as a Public Good Rather Than a Corporate Bad
By: Wendy E. Wagner* Introduction Corporations have been criticized for their environmental misdeeds for over a century,[1] so it is… Read More
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Two Models of Corporate Social Responsibility
By: David Millon* Introduction There are many ways to think about the nature of business corporations. They can be seen… Read More
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NASCAR Green: The Problem of Sustainability in Corporations and Corporate Law
By: Matthew T. Bodie* Introduction Slowing down and ultimately reversing global warming is the preeminent global challenge of our time.[1] … Read More
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The Sustainable Corporation and Shareholder Profits
By: Judd F. Sneirson* Abstract What is a sustainable corporation and why aren’t there more of them? This Article argues… Read More
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Towards a Firm-Based Theory of Consumption
By: David G. Yosifon* Abstract Corporate theory typically construes consumption activity as involving a series of arms-length, atomistic transactions in… Read More
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The New Climate Metric: The Sustainable Corporation and Energy
By: Steven Ferrey Ferrey_LawReview_9.11 Read More
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Strategies for an Employee Role in Corporate Governance
By: Brett H. McDonnell* Introduction One way to make U.S. corporations more sustainable is to broaden the group of stakeholders… Read More