Monday, March 26, 2007

Harvard Law Bulletin: Corporate Governance in a Global Economy

In the past five years, Harvard Law School’s corporate law scholars have accounted for nearly a third of the top 10 articles on corporate law and securities published nationwide, as ranked by an annual poll of corporate law professors around the country.

The honor reflects what faculty members are describing as an especially prolific and influential moment for corporate law at the school. “Harvard Law School has absolutely the finest business law faculty in the world right now—scholars who are engaged in pathbreaking scholarship and innovative teaching, who are also making significant contributions at the highest levels of policy-making,” says Dean Elena Kagan ’86.

“Globalization is changing American corporate and legal culture,” Kagan adds, “and all of our faculty experts, in their own ways, are at the forefront of understanding important aspects of these changes.”

Harvard Law Bulletin: Corporate Governance in a Global Economy

Labels: governance global

Send to a friend:

0 Comments:

Post a Comment

<< Home

Previous articles

German group seeks to delist from NYSE

Foreign firms' deregistration rules eased

Judge Dismisses Sarbanes-Oxley Lawsuit

SEC Censures AMEX for Lax Controls

Russia Blog: Russian IPOs - Curb Your Enthusiasm?

Forum looks into developing framework, models for ...

CalPERS criticizes 11 firms over corporate governa...

Queen's School of Business Launches Canada's First...

Keep Sarbanes-Oxley

Sarbanes-Oxley is in Congress’ cross hairs