Legal Theory Lexicon: Deontology
Introduction A prior Legal Theory Lexicon entry explored utilitarianism, an approach to normative moral theory that has had an enormous influence on legal thought....

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Turk & Bedi on the Secondary Market for Lawsuits Matthew C. Turk (Indiana University) and Suneal Bedi (Indiana University – Kelley School of Business) have posted…...
Mezzanotte on Double Materiality, Principles-Based Rules, and the Quest for Quality Sustainability Reports Félix E. Mezzanotte (Trinity College Dublin) has posted Double Materiality, Principles-Based Rules, and the Quest for Quality Sustainability Reports…...
Legal Theory Lexicon: Deontology
Introduction A prior Legal Theory Lexicon entry explored utilitarianism, an approach to normative moral theory that has had an enormous influence on legal thought....
Legal Theory Bookworm: “Until the Last Yoke Is Broken” by Rebeiro The Legal Theory Bookworm recommends Until the Last Yoke Is Broken: The Constitutional Vision of Frederick Douglass…...
Download of the Week: “Hohfeld Deconstructed” by Sepe
The Download of the Week is Hohfeld Deconstructed by Simone M. Sepe. Here is the abstract:...
Zeng on Private Securities Enforcement and Agency Costs James Si Zeng (The University of Hong Kong – Faculty of Law) has posted Private Securities Enforcement and Agency Costs: Evidence from China’s Financial Courts…...
McLaughlin & Rozinsky on When Regulatory Metrics Disagree Patrick A. McLaughlin (Stanford University - Hoover Institution; Pacific Legal Foundation) and Dariel Rozinsky have posted…...
Gelter & Puaschunder on Greenwashing as Aspirational Signaling: From Burden to Benefit? Martin Gelter (Fordham University School of Law; European Corporate Governance Institute) and Julia M. Puaschunder (International University of Monaco; Harvard University; The Situationist Project on Law and…
Sepe on Hohfeld Deconstructed Simone M. Sepe (University of Toronto - Faculty of Law; University of Toronto - Rotman School of Management; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI); American College of Governance Counsel) has posted…...
Bernstein, Kovvali & Zhang on Constructive Bubbles Jared Bernstein (Economic Policy Institute), Aneil Kovvali (Yeshiva University – Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law), and Jeffery Y....
Froomkin on Beyond Neoliberal Administration
David Froomkin (University of Houston Law Center) has posted Beyond Neoliberal Administration (in Building Democratic Capacity, forthcoming) on SSRN....
Miller on Shareholders and Stakeholders in Corporate Law Robert T. Miller (George Mason University – Antonin Scalia Law School; European Corporate Governance Institute; Classical Liberal Institute, New York University Law School; Manhattan Institute) has posted…...
Imparato, Avi-Yonah & Sam on Data Centers as Engines of Corporate Tax Base Restructuring Domenico Imparato (University of Hamburg – Institute of Law and Economics; University of California, Berkeley; University of Chicago), Reuven S....
Huang, Yi & Li on the Legality of the VIE Structure in Overseas Listings of Chinese Companies Robin Hui Huang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong – Faculty of Law; East China University of Political Science and Law; University of New South Wales – Faculty of Law), Youlu Yi (Jiangxi University of…
Jotwell on Clark D. Asay, Cree Jones, Cassidy McCleary, & Stephanie Plamondon, An Evidence-Based Approach to Fair Use, 60 Ga. L. Rev. 203 (2026). Insightful New Empirical Study Measuring Market Effects - Intellectual Property
Spikol on Liquidating Judicial Power
Aaron Spikol (Stanford University, Department of Political Science, Students) has posted Liquidating Judicial Power on SSRN. Here is the abstract:...
Sebok on Misguided Paternalism in Commercial Law and Litigation Finance Anthony J. Sebok (Yeshiva University – Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law) has posted Misguided Paternalism in Commercial Law and Litigation Finance…...
Boeglin on A Relational Theory of Standing Jack Boeglin (Villanova University - Charles Widger School of Law) has posted A Relational Theory of Standing…...
Byars on the Shareholder “Say on Crime” Vote Kaleb Byars (University of South Carolina – Joseph F. Rice School of Law) has posted The Shareholder “Say on Crime” Vote…...
Briffault on Three Ways of Looking at Corruption Richard Briffault (Columbia University - Law School) has posted United States of America v. Eric Adams: Three Ways of Looking at Corruption…...