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The (Misunderstood) Genius of American Corporate Law
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Preserving director primacy by managing shareholder interventions
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Public Beginnings, Private Ends—Should Corporate Law Privilege the Interests of Shareholders?
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The Influence of Antitakeover Statutes on Incorporation Choice: Evidence on the "Race" Debate and Antitakeover Overreaching
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V.F.34 Treaty for Amazonian Co-operation (2 Aug 78). See Basic Document V.C.3, supra
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Note on Sestrosphaera liasina (Pia, 1920) from the Lowermost Jurassic of Malga Mandrielle (type-locality, Southern Alps – Italy)
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no DOI — not checkedOpting Out of Fiduciary Duties: A Response to the Anti-Contractarians, 65 WASH
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no DOI — not checkedThe Constitution 120 Such rules might be seen as the converse of the "market perfecting" rules which Easterbrook sees as welcome in the marketplace of corporate law. See Frank H. Easterbrook, Managers' Discretion and Investors' Welfare: Theories and Evidence, 9 DEL
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no DOI — not checkedThe End of Corporate Governance Law: Optimizing Regulatory Structures for a Race to the Top
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no DOI — not checkedAnti-Takeover Statutes, Shareholders, Stakeholders and Risk, 51 LA
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no DOI — not checkedAs Winter points out, "[u]nlike the case of laws permitting embezzlement, the competition between states for charters may provide inadequate protection in the case of takeover statutes. . . . [There is] a case for federal regulation protecting competition in the market for management control
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no DOI — not checkedAs Bebchuk and Ferrell argue, however, if anti-takeover statutes were mere "flukes" in an otherwise well-functioning theory of corporate federalism, we would not see the ongoing, deliberate steps leading to these statutes by both managers and state officials, who have had more than twenty years to adjust, if they felt the statutes problematic. See Bebchuk & Ferrell, supra note 121, at 1198. Separately, there is the argument that Delaware's relatively mild 130 I do not mean to suggest that corporate scholars have disregard this facet of corporate governance
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