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Emory Corporate Governance and Accountability Review

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2014)

Foreword

The Origin of ECGAR

Reuben Guttman

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Essays

Looking at Corporate Governance from the Investor's Perspective

Luis A. Aguilar

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A Skeptic's View of Benefit Corporations

Kent Greenfield

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"Regulatory Capture": Sources and Solutions

Scott Hempling

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Why the U.S. Supreme Court Should Reaffirm the "Fraud-on-the-Market" Presumption in Securities Fraud Cases

Jonathan Massey

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Weighing Fiduciary Duties with 21st Century Realities ' Evaluating the Viability of Remote Participation for Boards of Directors

Aaron M. Esman

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Securities Regulation - An SEC-mandated Asset Verification System for Unaccredited Investors Must Be Added to the Proposed Regulatory Regime Under Title III of the JOBS Act

Harrison Jones

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Money, Money, Money!: How the Supreme Court's Decision in McCutcheon v. FEC Could Impact Shareholders and Corporations

Patrick Hartobey

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Extraterritoriality for Securities Fraud Post-Morrison

John Koury

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Gun Reform by "Any Means Necessary"

Tiffany Taylor

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Judge Rakoff, the Justice Department, and Corporate Crime: Lack of Will or Lack of Cause?

Michael Wiseman

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Disclosure of Corporate Political Spending: Problematic or Pragmatic?

Steven Zuckerman

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Office of the Whistleblower: A Slow Beginning

Christopher Huslak

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