Between Citizen and State: An Introduction to the Corporation (Paperback)

Acknowledgments and Dedication Foreword: The Mystery of the Social Betweens by Charles Lemert Preface: What About Happiness? Introduction: Corporation Law as Theater PART I: Background Chapter 1: Stock Characters and Ordinary Scripts Chapter 2: Why Corporation Law Matters Chapter 3: Capital Structure, Dramatic Structure Chapter 4: Understanding the Moral (Learning from Cases) PART II: Internal Struggles Chapter 5: Directors' Fiduciary Duties: Loyalty Chapter 6: Directors' Fiduciary Duties: Due Care Chapter 7: Managers as Heroes Chapter 8: Shareholders as Strategic Actors Chapter 9: Struggles for Control of the Corporation PART III: External Relations Chapter 10: Agency, Responsibility, and Limited Liability Chapter 11: Views of the Institution Chapter 12: Corporations and the State Chapter 13: The Mirror of Securities Law Chapter 14: Conclusion: Charting the Corporation's Place in Civil Society