T he objective of this symposium piece is to explore why share-holder derivative suits are
rare in Continental Europe. I mainly focus on Germany, France, and Italy, and further provide …

What is, and what should the ultimate purpose of the corporation be? What goals should
directors be required or permitted to pursue? While there is widespread agreement that …

Corporations have something to say about some of the most important social and economic
issues of our time—and one way they say it is through shadow governance. This Article …

Strikingly absent from the entire corporate governance and corporate litigation debate is a
unique feature of American civil procedure that deserves special attention: the modem civil …

This article seeks to critically assess the recently dominant financialized model of corporate
law and governance and its contribution to the creation of the “asocial corporation” geared …

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Justice Marshall described a corporation as" an artificial being, invisible, intangible, and
existing only in [a] contemplation of law."'While it is easy to imagine the purposes for which …

Korea engaged in extensive corporate governance reform after the 1997–98 East Asian
financial crisis. The reforms included a mandate that outside directors constitute a significant …

Delaware completely dominates the law governing public corporations: It is home to more
than half of all existing public corporations' and almost ninety percent of corporations that …

Within the evolving global economy, corporations must compete to raise capital from
investors. Those investors may include individuals, other corporations, banks, governments …