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Cancelling Capitalism?, Christina P. Skinner

Notre Dame Law Review

Grow the Pie’s defense of capitalism is a tremendous contribution, albeit one which Edmans himself downplays. While the author largely bills his work as one aiming to correct the factual record about profitmaximization— while providing pointers for managers and policymakers—Edmans reaffirms the validity and viability of corporate capitalism as an ideology that, in practice, advances human welfare.

Injecting this viewpoint into the academic debate is critically important at a time when voices of stakeholderists seem the loudest. Sociological research long ago confirmed that societal expectations (as often shaped by academic discourse) have real impact on our social systems and …

Corporation As Mediating Institution: An Efficacious Synthesis Of Stakeholder Theory And Corporate Constituency Statutes, Timothy L. Fort

Notre Dame Law Review

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Corporation As Mediating Institution: An Efficacious Synthesis Of Stakeholder Theory And Corporate Constituency Statutes, Timothy L. Fort

Notre Dame Law Review

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Ethics Of Procedure A Discovery-Based Approach To Ex Parte Contacts With Former Employees Of A Corporate Adversary, John E. Iole, John D. Goetz

Notre Dame Law Review

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Corporation As Mediating Institution: An Efficacious Synthesis Of Stakeholder Theory And Corporate Constituency Statutes, Timothy L. Fort

Notre Dame Law Review

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Securities And Exchange Commission's Administrative, Enforcement, And Legislative Programs And Policies--Their Influence On Corporate Internal Affairs, Marc I. Steinberg

Notre Dame Law Review

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Delaware's Appraisal Statute: The Courts' Artificial Ceiling On Asset Valuation Weighting, Mark G. Weston

Notre Dame Law Review

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