| The Journal of Corporation Law 1991 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Corporate governance reform: a practitioner's wish list. | Law | Wilcox, John C. |
| Disclosure, not censorship: the case for proxy reform. (includes text of preliminary proxy statement filed by Institutional Shareholder Services) | Law | Black, Bernard S., Monks, Robert A.G. |
| Facilitating shareholder communications. | Law | Neuhauser, Paul M. |
| Foundations of sand: the weak premises underlying the current push for proxy rule changes. | Law | Rosenbaum, Robert D. |
| How the proxy rules discourage constructive engagement: regulatory barriers to electing a minority of directors. | Law | Pound, John, Gilson, Ronald J., Gordon, Lilli A. |
| Proxy reform as a single norm? Evidence related to cross-sectional variation in corporate governance. | Law | Poulsen, Annette B., Mulherin, J. Harold |
| Proxy reform, takeovers, and corporate control: the need for a new orientation. | Law | Rosenblum, Steven A. |
| Proxy reform: the case for increased shareholder communication. | Law | Minow, Nell |
| The corporate governance reform act of 1995. | Law | Andre, Thomas J., Jr. |
| Why managements should (and should not) have respect for their shareholders. | Law | Lowenstein, Louis |
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