C. Law and Economics

Prerequisite: Corporations; Minor writing credit. Biweekly, visitors will present current articles and working papers on a series of topics: corporate governance, comparative corporate governance, and takeovers. We expect that interested faculty will also attend the guest presentations. Students and the instructors will meet in the off-weeks to discuss the forthcoming workshop or other current scholarship. Students will write seven short reaction papers over the course of the semester and one longer paper that extends one of the reaction papers. With the instructor's permission, students may undertake substantial research papers for extra credit. Since the papers selected are at the cutting edge of the discipline and will often be presented by the author, the seminar may be particularly interesting to students contemplating academic careers in addition to students interested in corporate law issues.