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AI, New Technologies, and Corporate Governance

11 September 2024

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Decentralised Autonomous Organizations: Targeting the Potential Beyond the Hype

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Edoardo D. Martino

Why Law Firms Collapse

Law firms don’t just go bankrupt – they collapse. Dewey & LeBoeuf; Bingham McCutchen; Heller Ehrman; Howrey; Thelen. All of these firms and many others have disappeared with extraordinary...

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Eclipse of the Public Corporation Revisited: Concentrated Equity Ownership Theory

The era of the US public corporation is in decline. Tectonic shifts in seemingly disparate regions of the corporate landscape are underway. Through the lens of a new theory of...

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Claudio R Rojas

Hobby Lobby and the Case for a Balancing Approach to Corporate Rights and Duties

Despite its age, the debate surrounding corporate rights and duties remains unresolved. The questions at stake are manifold. For instance, should corporations be given the same rights that their shareholders...

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Does a CEO Have a Duty to Lobby?

This post was originally published on promarket.org – the blog of the Stigler Center at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.We need not only more disclosure,...

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