Current Issue
Corporate Governance at Work
SYMPOSIUM EDITORS
Claire Hill
University of Minnesota Law School
Articles
Keynote Lecture: Thoughts on Corporate Law and the Problem of Human Capital
Margaret Blair, Vanderbilt University Law School
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 7 (2025)
Corporate Purpose: A Management Concept and the Role of Contract Design
Silvie Rohr, University of Hamburg
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 17 (2025)
The Rhetoric and Reality of Shareholder Profit Maximization
Claire Hill, University of Minnesota Law School
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 39 (2025)
Corporate Governance for Platform Workers
Grant M. Hayden, SMU Dedman School of Law
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 75 (2025)
Matthew T. Bodie, University of Minnesota Law School
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 75 (2025)
Lawyers’ and Law Professors’ Experience with Worker Governance
Brett McDonnell, University of Minnesota Law School
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 101 (2025)
Making Racial Equity Audits Effective
Alvin Velazquez, Indiana University Maurer School of Law
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 123 (2025)
Worker Voice in Retirement Plan Governance
Natalya Shnitser, Boston College Law School
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 153 (2025)
Labor Law, Ownership, and the Firm
Sanjukta Paul, University of Michigan Law School
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 177 (2025)
Women and Corporate Governance: Time Horizons and Stakeholder Analysis
June Carbone, University of Minnesota Law School
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 199 (2025)
The Human Capital Imperative: How Does Board Governance Need to Evolve?
Mallory Bucher, National Association of Corporate Directors
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 239 (2025)
Interview with David Webber: Reflections on the Past, Present, and Future of Labor’s Capital
David Webber, Boston University School of Law
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 251 (2025)
Alvin Velazquez, Indiana University Maurer School of Law
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 251 (2025)
Reflections on Corporate Governance at Work
Claire Hill, University of Minnesota Law School
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 269 (2025)
Student Notes & Comments
Reimagining Judicial Review of Student Requests for Remote Instruction as an ADA Accommodation in Higher Education
Hannah E. Auten, Chicago-Kent College of Law
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 293 (2025)
Correcting 50 Years of Confusion on the LMRA Preempting or Precluding RICO: A Missed Opportunity
Connor Bernard, Chicago-Kent College of Law
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 319 (2025)
Reimagining Bankruptcy for Cryptocurrency Platforms: Frameworks to Protect Cryptocurrency Investors
Natalia Plichta, Chicago-Kent College of Law
99 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 345 (2025)