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Systematic Stewardship: It’s Up to the Shareholders—A Response to Profs. Kahan and Rock

Monday, October 23, 2023

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  • Business Judgment and ESG
  • The Administrative Origins of Mandatory Disclosure
  • Who Are the Best Law Firms? Rankings from IPO Performance
  • Economic Analysis of Board Diversity
  • Dual-Class Contracting
  • State Venture Capital vs. Federal Venture Capital: A Reply to Paul Rose, State Venture Capital
  • U.S. Corporate Director Responsibilities to Oversee National Security Threats in an Era of Great Power Rivalry
  • Reinventing Operational Risk Regulation for a World of Climate Change, Cyberattacks, and Tech Glitches
  • Socially Acceptable Securities Fraud
  • A Framework for Understanding When Simple Rules Make Sense and When They Don't: A Comment on "Against Efforts to Simplify Antitrust"
  • U.S. International Tax Policy and Corporate America
  • Taking Corporate Bankruptcy Fiduciary Duties Seriously
  • CEO's Endorsements of Stakeholder Values: Cheap Talk or Meaningful Signal? An Empirical Analysis
  • We Need a New Glass-Steagall Act to End the Toxic Symbiosis Between Universal Banks and Shadow Banks, Which Professor Corrigan Has More Fully Revealed
  • Platform Exclusion of Competing Sellers
  • The Dark Side of Antitrust Statements of Interest
  • Criminal Enforcement of Section 2—How Significant Is the Threat?
  • The DOJ and FTC’s Misguided Attack on Mergers
  • Antitrust, Transformation, and Enduring Policy Change
  • Neo-Brandeisianism’s Democracy Paradox
  • Antitrust Law for Blockchain Technology
  • Antitrust Merger Control as a Regulatory Sandbox
  • Against Efforts to Simplify Antitrust
  • Aggregated Risks in Mutual Fund Disclosures
  • Tech Supremacy: The New Arms Race Between China and the United States
  • Out with Fiduciary Out?
  • Shining a Light on Shadow Banks
  • Delaware Law Requires Directors to Manage the Corporation for the Benefit of its Stockholders and the Absurdity of Denying It: Reflections on Professor Bainbridge’s Why We Should Keep Teaching Dodge v. Ford Motor Co.
  • Directions for U.S. International Tax Policy, A Response to Hanna and Wilson
  • Systematic Stewardship: It’s Up to the Shareholders—A Response to Profs. Kahan and Rock
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