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: The Volokh ConspiracyBainbridge, et al. on Citizens United and Corporate Personhood
By Jonathan H. Adler
For those interested in the corporate personhood issue, Professor Bainbridge has several posts on the matter:
- Citizens United v FEC: The First Amendment Rights of Corporate ?Persons?
- Citizens United, Corporate Personhood, and Nexus of Contracts Theory
- Citizens United v. FEC: Stevens? Pernicious Version of the Concession Theory
See also this post by Larry Ribstein at Ideoblog. For other perspectives, see Lyle Denniston?s comments on SCOTUSBlog, and this post by C.E. Petit. Matt Bodie also speculates about how shareholders might respond to corporations? newfound freedom, and Howard Wasserman comments.
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Full post as published by The Volokh Conspiracy on January 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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