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Full-Text Articles in Securities Law
Universal Owners, Shareholder Primacy, And Stakeholderism, Daniel Irvin
Universal Owners, Shareholder Primacy, And Stakeholderism, Daniel Irvin
Emory Business Law Review
The rise of massive asset owners like large pension funds and sovereign wealth funds has created interest in the phenomenon of Universal Owners. The climate crisis, environmental degradation, and worsening inequality have also led to challenges to the current models of corporate governance, with a particular interest on the idea of corporate purpose. This paper fills a gap by addressing the intersection of these two trends, proposing a framework by which Universal Owners should view corporate purpose. I argue that from a returns-maximizing perspective, Universal Owners should prefer a flavor of shareholder primacy that believes the corporation’s purpose is to …
Why Antitrust, Not Unionization, Is The Answer To Underpayment Of Student-Athletes, Evan Nelson
Why Antitrust, Not Unionization, Is The Answer To Underpayment Of Student-Athletes, Evan Nelson
Emory Business Law Review
This Comment examines whether student-athletes should be allowed to unionize and collectively bargain for their rights and will present a legal argument against the unionization of student-athletes. The reasoning behind this argument is that student-athletes are not employees, and therefore, are not able to unionize. Even if student-athletes were categorized as employees, they would struggle to collectively bargain for their rights due to various states’ laws that prohibit public employees from unionizing. Rather, this Comment argues that the answer to solving college athlete underpayment is through the remedies that can be provided in antitrust law. The reasoning behind this argument …