According to Wikipedia, Lisa M. Fairfax is an American legal scholar who is a Presidential Professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. She was previously Alexander Hamilton Professor of Business Law at the George Washington University Law School.
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Published Works
The Rhetoric of Corporate Law: The Impact of Stakeholder Rhetoric on Corporate Norms (2006) (39)
The Bottom Line on Board Diversity: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of the Business Rationales for Diversity on Corporate Boards (2005) (26)
The Uneasy Case for the Inside Director (2010) (25)
Board Diversity Revisited: New Rationale, Same Old Story (2011) (20)
'With Friends Like These...': Toward a More Efficacious Response to Affinity-Based Securities and Investment Fraud (2006) (19)
Clogs in the Pipeline: The Mixed Data on Women Directors and Continued Barriers to Their Advancement (2006) (18)
Making the Corporation Safe for Shareholder Democracy (2008) (18)
Doing Well While Doing Good: Reassessing the Scope of Directors' Fiduciary Obligations in For-Profit Corporations with Non-Shareholder Beneficiaries (2006) (15)
Easier Said than Done? A Corporate Law Theory for Actualizing Social Responsibility Rhetoric (2007) (15)
Some Reflections on the Diversity of Corporate Boards: Women, People of Color, and the Unique Issues Associated with Women of Color (2006) (14)
The Thin Line between Love and Hate: Why Affinity-Based Securities and Investment Fraud Constitutes a Hate Crime (2006) (12)
Shareholder Democracy on Trial: International Perspective on the Effectiveness of Increased Shareholder Power (2008) (11)
The Future of Shareholder Democracy (2009) (11)
Form Over Substance?: Officer Certification and the Promise of Enhanced Personal Accountability Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (2006) (10)
Achieving the Double Bottom Line: A Framework for Corporate Seeking to Delivery Profits and Public Services (2006) (9)
From Apathy to Activism: The Emergence, Impact, and Future of Shareholder Activism as the New Corporate Governance Norm (2019) (9)
The Legal Origins Theory in Crisis (2009) (9)
When You Wish Upon a Star: Explaining the Cautious Growth of Royalty-Backed Securitization (1999) (7)
