Recent Publications
Recent books, book chapters, and journal articles published by the University of Minnesota Law School faculty.
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– Disney, Good Faith, and Structural Bias, 32 Journal of Corporation Law 833 (2007)
– Professor Bainbridge and the Arrowian Moment: A Review of The New Corporate Governance in Theory and Practice, 34 Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 139 (2009) (reviewing Stephen M. Bainbridge, The New Corporate Governance in Theory and Practice (Oxford University Press, 2008))
– Stone v. Ritter and the Expanding Duty of Loyalty, 76 Fordham Law Review 1769 (2007), reprinted in Corporate Governance: Directors' Duties (K. Janardhanacharyulu, ed., Amicus Books, an imprint of Icfai University Press)
– Patents, Tax Shelters, and the Firm, 26 Virginia Tax Review 981 (2007)
– Bylaw Reforms for Delaware's Corporation Law, 33 Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 651 (2008)
– Recent Skirmishes in the Battle Over Corporate Voting and Governance, 2 Journal of Business & Technology Law 349 (2007)
– Two Goals for Executive Compensation Reform, 52 New York Law School Law Review 585 (2007-2008)
– Sticky Defaults and Altering Rules in Corporate Law, 60 SMU Law Review 383 (2007)
– Two Cheers for Corporate Law Federalism, 30 Journal of Corporation Law 99 (2004)
– Why (and How) Fairness Matters at the IP/Antitrust Interface, 87 Minnesota Law Review 1817 (2003)
– Is Incest Next?, 10 Cardozo Women's Law Journal 337 (2004)
– Shareholder Bylaws, Shareholder Nominations, and Poison Pills, 3 Berkeley Business Law Journal 205 (2005)
– The Economists' New Arguments, 88 Minnesota Law Review 86 (2003)
– "Is There a Text in this Class?" The Conflict Between Textualism and Antitrust, 14 Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues 619 (2005)
– Convergence in Corporate Governance--Possible, But Not Desirable, 47 Villanova Law Review 341 (2002)
– Getting Stuck Between Bottom and Top: State Competition for Corporate Charters in the Presence of Network Effects, 31 Hofstra Law Review 681 (2003)
– Redesigning Consumer Dispute Resolution: A Case Study of the British and American Approaches to Insurance Claims Conflict, 83 Tulane Law Review 735 (2009)
– Differential Compensation and the "Race to the Bottom" in Consumer Insurance Markets, 15 Connecticut Insurance Law Journal 723 (2009)
– The Great Lakes and International Environmental Law: Time for Something Completely Different?, 54 Wayne Law Review 1571 (2008)
– The Substance and Illusion of Lex Sportiva, in The Court of Arbitration for Sport, 1984-2004 (Ian S. Blackshaw, Robert C.R. Siekmann & Janwillem Soek, eds., TMC Asser Press, 2006), reprinted in Lex Sportiva: What is Sports Law? (Robert C. R. Siekmann & Janwillem Soek, eds., Springer, 2012)
– Horizontal Federalism, 93 Minnesota Law Review 493 (2008) (selected for Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum (June 2008))
– From "Predominance" to "Resolvability": A New Approach to Regulating Class Actions, 58 Vanderbilt Law Review 995 (2005) (selected for Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum (May 2005))
– Framing Rules: Breaking the Information Bottleneck, 17 New York University Environmental Law Journal 75 (2008)
– Panarchy and Adaptive Change: Around the Loop and Back Again, 7 Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology 59 (2005)
– "New Governance" in Legal Thought and in the World: Some Splitting as Antidote to Overzealous Lumping, 89 Minnesota Law Review 471 (2004)
– Marine Ecosystem Management & A "Post-Sovereign" Transboundary Governance, 6 San Diego International Law Journal 113 (2004)
– Managing Transboundary Aquatic Ecosystems: Lessons from the Great Lakes, 19 Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal 209 (2006)
– Information-forcing Environmental Regulation, 33 Florida State University Law Review 861 (2006)
– Getting to "Let's Talk": Legal and Natural Destabilizations and the Future of Regional Collaboration, 8 Nevada Law Journal 811 (2008)
– NEPA and the Curious Evolution of Environmental Impact Assessment in the United States, in Taking Stock of Environmental Assessment: Law, Policy and Practice 45 (Jane Holder & Donald McGillivray, eds., Routledge-Cavendish, 2007)