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"Double-Sided Shareholder Primacy": Even More Powerful Corporate Governance Machine In China Than The United States?, Wenhan Tang
"Double-Sided Shareholder Primacy": Even More Powerful Corporate Governance Machine In China Than The United States?, Wenhan Tang
Emory International Law Review Recent Developments
This article examines the emergence of a “double-sided shareholder primacy” in China’s corporate governance, contrasting it with the U.S. “single-sided shareholder primacy”. While the U.S. emphasizes shareholder interests as the corporate purpose but centralizes governance power in boards, China’s system uniquely combines shareholder-centric corporate objectives and concentrated shareholder control, reinforced by a more powerful “Corporate Governance Machine.” This machine integrates legal transplants (e.g., extreme shareholder meeting authority), ternary controllers (state, family, and minority stockholders), cultural ideologies favoring power concentration, and political metaphors likening meetings of shareholders to sovereign bodies. Despite its entrenchment, China’s 2024 Company Law revisions reveal efforts to …
Two Americas, Across Two Americas: A Comparative Analysis Of Indigenous Law In The United States And Guatemala, Thomas Jiwon Lynch
Two Americas, Across Two Americas: A Comparative Analysis Of Indigenous Law In The United States And Guatemala, Thomas Jiwon Lynch
Emory International Law Review Recent Developments
The United States and Guatemala are home to some of the largest indigenous populations on earth. They are also home to some of the worst transgressions against these peoples. Though superficially distinct, the two states share the same violent colonial history and their differing approaches to modern indigenous rights both miss the mark. The question is why. Is it because US judges routinely misinterpret existing case law? Because the rule of law is weaker in Guatemala? Or is there something far more deeply rooted in each state’s shared history that prevents true recognition of indigenous rights? This paper attempts to …
Comparative Federalism In The Us And The Eu — The Winemaker's Legal Perspective, Clement Xu
Comparative Federalism In The Us And The Eu — The Winemaker's Legal Perspective, Clement Xu
Emory International Law Review Recent Developments
In our lives, many of us will intersect with wine at some point, be it an aged bordeaux presented in elaborate fashion, or a box of nondescript cooler doled out at a backyard cookout. Beyond analyzing a wine for the complexity of its bouquet, or the strength of its tannins, the wine market as a whole beckons a nuanced study from the perspective of comparative law. The radical differences in business models, consumer base, and even expectations, between the “old world” and the “new world” give rise to a number of topics ranging from authenticity, legal protection, and government regulatory …
The Normative Porosity Of The Un Convention On The Law Of The Sea: From "Human Rights At Sea" To The "Ocean-Climate Nexus", Eduardo Cavalcanti De Mello Filho
The Normative Porosity Of The Un Convention On The Law Of The Sea: From "Human Rights At Sea" To The "Ocean-Climate Nexus", Eduardo Cavalcanti De Mello Filho
Minnesota Journal of International Law, Vols. 28:2 onward (2019-present)
This article delves into the nexus between the 1982 U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea (“UNCLOS”) and the broader international legal order, focusing on UNCLOS Article 287 tribunals with jurisdiction limited to disputes related to the Convention. The study categorizes three gateways through which external rules of international law influence the interpretation and application of UNCLOS: Renvoi provisions, systemic interpretation mechanisms, and systemic integration via Article 293(1). Considering recent studies highlighting UNCLOS as a “springboard for interaction,” this research synthesizes legal dogmatics with insights from the sociology of law and international relations theory. Mindful of the momentum experienced …
Peace Agreements And The Persuasive Authority Of International Law, Gregory H. Fox, Timothy Jones
Peace Agreements And The Persuasive Authority Of International Law, Gregory H. Fox, Timothy Jones
Minnesota Journal of International Law, Vols. 28:2 onward (2019-present)
Non-international armed conflicts, or “NIACs,” are the most common form of warfare in the contemporary era. Not surprisingly, agreements ending NIACs are the most common type of peace agreement. But NIAC agreements appear permanently suspended in an international legal limbo: they do not qualify as binding treaties and neither international actors nor scholars agree on another legal status for these critical instruments. This article is the second in a series to explore alternatives to the binding/non-binding dichotomy in understanding NIAC agreements’ relation to international law. We argue that the agreements regularly incorporate principles of international law embodied in a range …
The Rule Of Law In Armed Conflict, Hitoshi Nasu
The Rule Of Law In Armed Conflict, Hitoshi Nasu
Minnesota Journal of International Law, Vols. 28:2 onward (2019-present)
A fundamental problem in the relationship between war and law has emerged, with two diverging approaches to conceptualizing how law applies to the conduct of hostilities: the operational application for the implementation of legal obligations during combat operations, on the one hand, and the adjudicative application for prosecution and reparation, on the other. Diverging approaches stem from institutional and practical constraints on adjudication, testing the fundamental premise upon which international law operates as a political project to manage international order under the rule of law. This article addresses the doctrinal manifestation of this trend and articulates the parameters in which …
Explaining Constitutional Copying As An Idealogy: Argentina's "Yankee-Mania" Under President Domingo Sarmiento (1868-1874), Jonathan M. Miller
Explaining Constitutional Copying As An Idealogy: Argentina's "Yankee-Mania" Under President Domingo Sarmiento (1868-1874), Jonathan M. Miller
Minnesota Journal of International Law, Vols. 28:2 onward (2019-present)
Foreign constitutional models can transform a country thanks to the power of ideology. The comparative constitutional literature maintains that successful constitutionalism requires credible commitments to essential rules by all major political actors so that those out of power can avoid persecution that will drive them into rebellion, and those in power can feel assured that if they relinquish power, the opposition will respect their core interests. The literature also assumes that the process of reaching credible commitments is a slow one, but that over time civil society, courts and government bureaucracies will strengthen the commitments and act against unconstitutional power …
2025 Tax Aggregate Report Of Tennessee, Tennessee. State Board Of Equalization, Tennessee. Comptroller Of The Treasury
2025 Tax Aggregate Report Of Tennessee, Tennessee. State Board Of Equalization, Tennessee. Comptroller Of The Treasury
Tax Aggregate Reports
The Tax Aggregate Report is an annual publication of the State Board of Equalization, as required by Tennessee Code Annotated §4-3-5105. It contains selected property tax information for cities and counties and, in some instances, statewide totals.
Flawed Framework, Fatal Discretion: Unraveling Implicit Bias In Capital Punishment Decisions, Justin D. Levinson, Rachel G. Schaefer
Flawed Framework, Fatal Discretion: Unraveling Implicit Bias In Capital Punishment Decisions, Justin D. Levinson, Rachel G. Schaefer
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Legal Relic In Modern Times: Navigating The Evolution Of Marital Property Laws And Advocating For Community Property, Hannah Riegle
A Legal Relic In Modern Times: Navigating The Evolution Of Marital Property Laws And Advocating For Community Property, Hannah Riegle
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Masthead, Volume 75 Issue 4 (2025)
Masthead, Volume 75 Issue 4 (2025)
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Volume 75 Issue 4 (2025), Case Western Reserve Law Review
Volume 75 Issue 4 (2025), Case Western Reserve Law Review
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Symposium: Defending Tomorrow’S Democracy—The Future Of Elections In The Era Of Advanced Technology - Introduction - Everything Old Is New Again—Advancing Technology And Enduring Problems In American Democracy, Atiba R. Ellis
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Algorithmic Lawmaking, Moral Judging, And Free Will, Jacob Eisler
Algorithmic Lawmaking, Moral Judging, And Free Will, Jacob Eisler
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Across The Bitter Divide: A Proposal To Improve Certainty In Patent Eligibility, Ian M. Adams
Across The Bitter Divide: A Proposal To Improve Certainty In Patent Eligibility, Ian M. Adams
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Volume 76 Issue 1 (2025), Case Western Reserve Law Review
Volume 76 Issue 1 (2025), Case Western Reserve Law Review
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Tribute To Professor Robert N. Strassfeld, Bryan Adamson
Tribute To Professor Robert N. Strassfeld, Bryan Adamson
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Tribute To Professor Robert N. Strassfeld, Michael J. Benza
Tribute To Professor Robert N. Strassfeld, Michael J. Benza
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Tribute To Professor Robert N. Strassfeld: A Bostonian In The Western Reserve, Jonathan L. Entin
Tribute To Professor Robert N. Strassfeld: A Bostonian In The Western Reserve, Jonathan L. Entin
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Tribute To Professor Kevin C. Mcmunigal, Peter A. Joy
Tribute To Professor Kevin C. Mcmunigal, Peter A. Joy
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Consensus Templates, Jorge L. Contreras, Liane Hancock
Consensus Templates, Jorge L. Contreras, Liane Hancock
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Relational Contracting And International Technology Transfer, Peter Lee
Relational Contracting And International Technology Transfer, Peter Lee
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Cost Of Inaction: How Medicaid Reform Can Target Racial Disparities In America’S Pregnancy-Related Mortality Crisis, Lauren Mallaber
The Cost Of Inaction: How Medicaid Reform Can Target Racial Disparities In America’S Pregnancy-Related Mortality Crisis, Lauren Mallaber
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Masthead, Volume 76 Issue 2 (2025)
Masthead, Volume 76 Issue 2 (2025)
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Shambles: Making Sense Of The Confused State Of Noerr’S Sham Exception, James C. Cooper, Emily Kral
Shambles: Making Sense Of The Confused State Of Noerr’S Sham Exception, James C. Cooper, Emily Kral
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Double-Edged Sword Of Dollar Sanctions, John Crawford
The Double-Edged Sword Of Dollar Sanctions, John Crawford
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Dobbs’S Radical Remaking Of The Fourteenth Amendment, Miranda Mcgowan
Dobbs’S Radical Remaking Of The Fourteenth Amendment, Miranda Mcgowan
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Essay: Constitutional Limits On Legislative Overrides Of Statutory Initiatives In Ohio, Derek Clinger
Essay: Constitutional Limits On Legislative Overrides Of Statutory Initiatives In Ohio, Derek Clinger
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
One, Two, Three Strikes You're Out Of The Old Tax Game: Reevaluating The Income Source Tax Prohibition In Light Of Shohei Ohtani's Record-Breaking Deal, Brendan J. Baird
One, Two, Three Strikes You're Out Of The Old Tax Game: Reevaluating The Income Source Tax Prohibition In Light Of Shohei Ohtani's Record-Breaking Deal, Brendan J. Baird
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Rigging The Game: Lessons From The Score Act For Future Nil Legislative Proposals, Leah T. Mandel
Rigging The Game: Lessons From The Score Act For Future Nil Legislative Proposals, Leah T. Mandel
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.