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The Proposed Restatement Of Corporate Governance: Is Reform Really Necessary?, Ira S. Levine
The Proposed Restatement Of Corporate Governance: Is Reform Really Necessary?, Ira S. Levine
Pepperdine Law Review
The role of the director in a modern corporation has recently come under new scrutiny. The American Law Institute has proposed a "Restatement of Corporate Governance" which offers explicit guidelines for the conduct of corporate directors. The Institute proposes to increase the board of directors' responsibility for corporate affairs by raising the board's standard of care. The Proposed Restatement has, however, been criticized by the business community for failing to take into account the realities of corporate governance and for imposing a suffocatingly narrow set of guidelines. Corporate management is not in need of reform. But even if it were, …
It's Payback Time, Or Is It?: An Argument To Apply Universal Heightened Standards To All Employee Stock-Based Individual Account Programs In The Post-Enron Era And Why Sarbanes-Oxley's Preventive Measures Do Not Adequately Protect Employee Investor Interests, Sarah Y. Rifaat
Pepperdine Law Review
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We Talk, You Listen: Should Shareholders' Voices Be Heard Or Stifled When Nominating Directors? How The Proposed Shareholder Director Nomination Rule Will Contribute To Restoring Proper Corporate Governance, Rose A. Zukin
Pepperdine Law Review
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