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Article: Executive branch usurpation of power: corporations and capital markets.(Symposium on Executive Power)
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- The Yale Law Journal
- Article date:
- July 1, 2006
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ESSAY CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
I. SHARED POWER IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: THE EXECUTIVE AND
SUPERIOR RESPONSE TIME
A. The Executive's Power To Act Unilaterally
B. The Disappearing Policy Window
C. Participatory Democracy
D. Procedure Versus Substance
II. CASE STUDIES IN POLITICAL INFLUENCE
A. The Delaware Courts Versus the SEC on Shareholder Voting
B. Stock Exchange Governance and State Corporate Law Rules
C. Sarbanes-Oxley: Usurping the Authority of State Judges
and Legislatures
III. MECHANISMS OF INFLUENCE
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
This Symposium announces that the executive branch is "the ...