Recent Publications
Recent books, book chapters, and journal articles published by the University of Minnesota Law School faculty.
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– Crime and Justice in the Netherlands (University of Chicago Press, 2007) (co-editor)
– Developing Oversight Frameworks for Nanobiotechnology, 9 Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology 399 (2008)
– Rethinking Trademark Fair Use, 94 Iowa Law Review 49 (2008)
– Four Free Speech Goals for Trademark Law, 18 Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal 1205 (2008)
– ESOP's Failures: Fiduciary Duties When Managers of Employee-Owned Companies Vote to Entrench Themselves, 2000 Columbia Business Law Review 199 (2000)
– Why (and How) Fairness Matters at the IP/Antitrust Interface, 87 Minnesota Law Review 1817 (2003)
– SOx Appeals, 2004 Michigan State Law Review 505 (2004)
– 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)
– Bylaw Reforms for Delaware's Corporation Law, 33 Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 651 (2008)
– Expectation Damages and the Theory of Overreliance, 54 Hastings Law Journal 1335 (2003)
– 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)
– 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))
– Recent Skirmishes in the Battle Over Corporate Voting and Governance, 2 Journal of Business & Technology Law 349 (2007)
– Banks and Venture Capitalists: Are the New Rules Too Tough, Too Weak, or Just Right?, 1 Minnesota Journal of Business Law & Entrepreneurship 13 (2002)
– Lessons from the Rise and (Possible) Fall of Chinese Township-Village Enterprises, 45 William & Mary Law Review 953 (2004)
– Corporate Constituency Statutes and Employee Governance, 30 William Mitchell Law Review 1227 (2004)
– Employee Primacy, or Economics Meets Civic Republicanism at Work, 13 Stanford Journal of Law, Business & Finance 334 (2008)
– Disney, Good Faith, and Structural Bias, 32 Journal of Corporation Law 833 (2007)
– The Curious Incident of the Workers in the Boardroom, 29 Hofstra Law Review 503 (2000) (reviewing Employees and Corporate Governance (Margaret M. Blair & Mark J. Roe, eds., Brookings Institution Press, 1999)) (review essay)
– Are Efficient Antitrust Rules Always Optimal?, 48 Antitrust Bulletin 807 (2003)
– Is Incest Next?, 10 Cardozo Women's Law Journal 337 (2004)
– Two Goals for Executive Compensation Reform, 52 New York Law School Law Review 585 (2007-2008)
– Shareholder Bylaws, Shareholder Nominations, and Poison Pills, 3 Berkeley Business Law Journal 205 (2005)
– Patents, Tax Shelters, and the Firm, 26 Virginia Tax Review 981 (2007)
– Convergence in Corporate Governance--Possible, But Not Desirable, 47 Villanova Law Review 341 (2002)
– Sticky Defaults and Altering Rules in Corporate Law, 60 SMU Law Review 383 (2007)
– Getting Stuck Between Bottom and Top: State Competition for Corporate Charters in the Presence of Network Effects, 31 Hofstra Law Review 681 (2003)
– Two Cheers for Corporate Law Federalism, 30 Journal of Corporation Law 99 (2004)
– The Goldilocks Hypothesis: Balancing Intellectual Property Rights at the Boundary of the Firm, 2007 University of Illinois Law Review 575 (2007)