格式化内容附注: | Introduction. Jacob Hale Russell & Arthur B. Laby, the decline and rise of fiduciary obligations in business -- Deborah A. DeMott, Fiduciary duties on the temporal edges of agency relationships -- Christine Hurt, Extra large partnerships -- Lyman Johnson, The three fiduciaries of Delaware corporate law-and Eisenberg's Error -- Arthur B. Laby, Trust, discretion, and ERISA fiduciary status -- Steven L. Schwarcz, Examining indenture trustee duties -- Quinn Curtis, Conflicts of interest in investment advice : an expanded view -- Howell E. Jackson, A system of fiduciary protections for mutual funds -- Edward J. Janger, Equitable duty : regulating corporate transactions in the vicinity of insolvency from a comparative perspective -- Paul B. Miller, Equity, majoritarian governance, and the oppression remedy -- Dana M. Muir, Fiduciary relationships in employee benefit plans -- Jared A. Ellias & Robert J. Stark, Delaware corporate law and the "end of history" in creditor protection -- Christoph Kumpan, The independent director in Delaware and German Corporate Law -- Jacob Hale Russell, For whom are non-profit managers trustees? The contractual revolution in charity governance -- Masayuki Tamaruya, Fiduciary law and Japanese nonprofits : a historical and comparative synthesis -- Jennifer G. Hill, Corporations, directors' duties and the public/private divide -- Amir N. Licht, Stakeholder impartiality : a new classic approach for the objectives of the corporation -- Julian Velasco, Shareholder primacy in benefit corporations -- Kelli Alces Williams, Self-interested fiduciaries and invulnerable beneficiaries : when fiduciary duties don't fit. |