The Benefits of Access: Evidence from Private Meetings with Portfolio Firms
The Journal of Finance
Volume 81, Issue 2 | Pages 739- 789
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Extending dual-class stock: A proposal
Theoretical Inquiries in LawVolume 25, Issue 1 | Pages 23- 41 -
Corporate Democracy and the Intermediary Voting Dilemma
Texas Law ReviewVolume 102, Issue 1 | Pages 1-64 -
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ES Risks and Shareholder Voice
The Review of Financial StudiesVolume 36, Issue 12 | Pages 4824- 4863 -
Shareholder Monitoring through Voting: New Evidence from Proxy Contests
The Review of Financial StudiesVolume 37, Issue 2 | Pages 591- 638 -
Standing Voting Instructions: Empowering the Excluded Retail Investor
Minnesota Law ReviewVolume 102 | Pages 11- 60 -
Beyond Bias: AI as a Proxy Advisor
Choonsik LeeMatthew E. Souther -
Opt-In Stewardship: Toward an Optimal Delegation of Mutual Fund Voting Authority
Texas Law ReviewVolume 98, Issue 6 | Pages 983- 1047 -
Do Index Funds Monitor?
The Review of Financial StudiesVolume 35, Issue 1 | Pages 91-131 -
BlackRock Exceptionalism in the Geopolitics of Proxy Voting
City University of Hong Kong -
Mutual Fund Stewardship and the Empty Voting Problem
Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial LawVolume 16, Issue 1 | Pages 71- 96 -
Empty Voting and Hidden (Morphable) Ownership: Taxonomy, Implications, and Reforms
The Business LawyerVolume 61, Issue 3 | Pages 1011-1070 -
INDEX FUNDS AND THE FUTURE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: THEORY, EVIDENCE, AND POLICY
Columbia Law ReviewVolume 119, Issue 8 | Pages 2029- 2146 -
Phantom of the Opera: ETF Shorting and Shareholder Voting
Management ScienceVolume 72, Issue 2 | Pages 783-1726 -
Pass-through voting: connecting end investors – or quietly unravelling stewardship?
The London School of Economics and Political ScienceSuren Gomtsian -
Earnings and the Value of Voting Rights
Financial ManagementVolume 55, Issue 1, Spring 2026 | Article No. e12502 -
When Shareholders Disagree: Trading after Shareholder Meetings
The Review of Financial StudiesVolume 35, Issue 4 | Pages 1813– 1867