Labor Law Symposium
| VOLUME
21 |
Fall 1991
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NUMBER
2 |
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Symposium: Corporate Malaise - Stakeholder Statutes: Cause or Cure? - Introduction
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Marleen A. O'Conner |
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An Economic Analysis of the Various Rationales for Making Shareholders the Exclusive Beneficiaries of Corporate Fiduciary Duties
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Jonathan R. Macey |
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Employees as Stakeholders Under State Nonshareholder Constituency Statutes
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Katherine Van Wezel Stone |
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Corporate Constituencies in Western Europe
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Alfred F. Conard |
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Playing with Fire: Nonshareholder Constituency Statutes in the 1990's
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James J. Hanks, Jr. |
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Stockholders and Stakeholders
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Morey W. McDaniel |
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The Proper Interpretation of Corporate Constituency Statutes and Formulation of Director Duties
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Steven M.H. Wallman |
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Shareholders, Stakeholders, and Boards of Directors
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Nell Minow |
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The Free Market Promotes Long-Term Efficiency That Benefits All Stakeholders
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Walter M. Cabot |
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Fiduciary Duties and Stock Warrants: A Fine Distinction Between Shareholder Rights and Contract Rights
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Susan A. Barrett |
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