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October 29, 2008
What Can Constitutional Law Learn from Corporate Law?
In 2003, I argued in the Yale Law Journal that constitutional law can learn much from corporate law with respect to the protection of minorities. The Yale Law Journal has now revisited my argument in Minorities, Shareholder and Otherwise, by inviting three leading scholars--Steve Bainbridge, Richard Delgado, and Kevin Johnson to comment on the piece. I introduce this online symposium and also respond to the comments.
The Yale Law Journal has now published an online symposium on my paper through its Pocket Park, with an introduction and a response by me.
Posted by Anupam Chander on October 29, 2008 at 08:29 AM in International Finance | Permalink
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