History of corporate governance

Schrödinger's Constitution: Why Corporate Law Needs to Open the Box

The Binding Nature of Corporate Constitutions: Remedies for Breach

The Legal Nature of the Corporate Constitution: Hickman v Kent or Romney Marsh Sheep-Breeder’s Association Ltd (1915)

When Democracy Fails: From Ancient Athens to Modern Shareholder Meetings

The Shareholder Democracy Lie: Why We Need to Stop Pretending Corporate America Is Democratic

The duty of good faith: An origin story

History and Investor Stewardship

The pathology of passivity: Shareholder passivity as a false narrative in corporate law

A historical perspective on corporate officer accountability

Centros and Defensive Regulatory Competition: Some Thoughts and a Glimpse at the Data

Centros, California’s “Women on Boards” Statute and the Scope of Regulatory Competition

Debunking the Centros Risks, after Twenty Years