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Volume 34, Issue 4 (2011) Berle II: The Second Annual Symposium of the Adolf A. Berle, Jr. Center on Corporations, Law & Society

Front Matter

Table of Contents
Seattle University Law Review

Symposium Articles

Foreword
Beatrice Berle Meyerson

Directors as Trustees of the Nation? India’s Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility Reform Efforts
Afra Afsharipour

The Problem of Social Income: The Entity View of the Cathedral
Yuri Biondi

Does Critical Mass Matter? Views From the Boardroom
Lissa Lamkin Broome, John M. Conley, and Kimberly D. Krawiec

Fiduciaries, Federalization, and Finance Capitalism: Berle’s Ambiguous Legacy and the Collapse of Countervailing Power
John W. Cioffi

The Twilight of the Berle and Means Corporation
Gerald F. Davis

Frank H. Knight on the “Entrepreneur Function” in Modern Enterprise
Ross B. Emmett

Behind Closed Doors: The Influence of Creditors in Business Reorganizations
Michelle M. Harner and Jamie Marincic

Hurly-Berle—Corporate Governance, Commercial Profits, and Democratic Deficits
Allan C. Hutchinson

Financial Institutions in Bankruptcy
Stephen J. Lubben

Of Mises and Min(sky): Libertarian and Liberal Responses to Financial Crises Past and Present
Brett H. McDonnell

Berle and Veblen: An Intellectual Connection
Charles R.T. O'Kelley

Is Social Enterprise the New Corporate Social Responsibility?
Antony Page and Robert A. Katz

The Judicial Control of Business: Walton Hamilton, Antitrust, and Chicago
Malcolm Rutherford

Toward an Organizationally Diverse American Capitalism? Cooperative, Mutual, and Local, State-Owned Enterprise
Marc Schneiberg

The Cosmetic Independence of Corporate Boards
Nicola Faith Sharpe

Berle’s Conception of Shareholder Primacy: A Forgotten Perspective For Reconsideration During the Rise of Finance
Fenner Stewart Jr.

Berle and Social Businesses: A Consideration
Celia R. Taylor

Chicago’s Shifting Attitude Toward Concentrations of Business Power (1934–1962)
Robert Van Horn

Notes

Copyright “Band-Aids” and the Future of Reform
Kurt E. Kruckeberg

Where Lawfare Meets Lawsuit in the Case of Padilla v. Yoo
Joseph Marchesano

Conflicting Anti-Doping Laws in Professional Sports: Collective Bargaining Agreements v. State Law
Roberta Furst Wolf

Editors

Editor in Chief

Kurt E. Kruckeberg

Managing Editor

Joseph Marchesano

Executive Editors

Michael Costello (Lead Articles)
Jennifer Cox Shapiro (Notes & Comments)
Paul H. Westfall (Editor at Large)

Symposium Chair

Jennifer Donofrio

Business & Marketing Editor

Michelle Blackmon

Lead Article Editors

Ryan Groshong	Robert Iff
Reuben Schutz	Victoria Slade

Note & Comment Editors

Sarah Gallagher	Paige Spratt
Patricia Sully

Research & Technical Editors

Lael Carlson	Megan Coluccio
Jonathan Cummings	Sarah Rajski
Freya Ray	Nina Scheel
Arthur Simpson

Associate Editors

Robert Anderson	Robert Furst
William M. Humphries	Steven Le
Kathrine Price	Adriane Scola
Nathan Sugg	Briahna Taylor
Terri Thomas

Members

Lauren Adler	Danielle Armstrong
Michael Callahan	Kaitlin Cherf
James Corning	Beth Davis
Christopher Graving	Carrie Hobbs
Jason Kelley	Shelby Knutson
Margaret Lund	Holly Mack-Kretzler
Winfield B. Martin	Joan H. Miller
Krista Nelson	Stegin O'Neill
Brian Pinkerton	Nathan Quigley
L. Jeffrey Roberson	Rachel J. Schaefer
B. Porter Sesnon	Jacob Stender
Andrew Tingkang	Nicole Trask
Kyle Trethewey	Colin Troy
Deanna White	Brenna Willott
William Witherspoon	Brian Wright

Editor Emeritus

Kelly M. Woodward

Faculty Advisors

Heid Bond	Charles R.T. O'Kelley
J. Christopher Rideout