Anupam Chander

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Critical Corporate Law, Colorblind Constitutional Law

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Response: Corporate Law’s Distributive Design

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Globalization and Distrust

114 Yale L.J. 1193 (2005) There was a time when the critics of international law denounced it for its irrelevance, its masquerade of power. Now, in the post-ontological era of international law, the critique has shifted. International law is denounced not for its weakness but for its vigor, specifically its transfer of authority from local to international bodies. Critics find...

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Minorities, Shareholder and Otherwise

113 Yale L.J. 119 (2003) "[M]en are described as I think they are," Adolf Berle writes of his work, "rather than as they think they are." He continues: "Some will be shocked. The businessman will find that he is a politician and a commissar--perhaps even a revolutionary one. The liberal finds himself a traditionalist." My juxtaposition of the corporate lawyer...