Issue 1
The following works appeared in Issue 1:
- Peter Carstensen, Buyer Cartels versus Buying Groups: Legal Distinctions, Competitive Realities, and Antitrust Policy
- Robert Sprague, Beyond Shareholder Value: Normative Standards for Sustainable Corporate Governance
- Lyman Johnson, Re-Enchanting the Corporation
- Chad Emerson, The Illegal Actions of the Federal Reserve: An Analysis of How the Nation’s Central Bank Has Acted Outside the Law in Responding to the Current Financial Crisis
- Chris Emden, Subverting Rule 56? McDonnell Douglas, White v. Baxter Healthcare Corp., and the Mess of Summary Judgement in Mixed-Motive Cases
- J. Tyler Butts, Removal of Covered Class Actions Under SLUSA: The Failure of Plain Meaning and Legislative Intent as Interpretative Devices, and the Supreme Court’s Decisive Solution
- Rachel Jones, The Need for a Negligence Standard of Care for Credit Rating Agencies
Issue 2
The following works appeared in Issue 2:
- John W. Lee, Tax TARP Needed for Executive Bonus Returned to TARP Recipient
- Kevin S. Marshall, Free Enterprise and the Rule of Law: The Political Economy of Executive Discretion
- Paul Lasell Bonewitz, Implications of Reputation Economics on Regulatory Reform of the Credit Rating Industry
- Megan E. Mowrey, L. Stephen Cash & Thomas L. Dickens, Does Sarbanes-Oxley Protect Whistleblowers? The Recent Experience of Companies and Whistleblowing Workers under SOX
- David Rich, Betting the Farm: The TIC Turf War and Why TICS Constitute Investment Contracts Under Federal Securities Laws
- Ian E. Scott, Fair Value Accounting: Friend or Foe?
