Henry Hansmann
Books
- The anatomy of corporate law
- The essential role of organizational law
- Property, contract, and verification
- The new business entities in evolutionary perspective
- The functions of trust law
- Regulation of health, safety, and environmental risk
- A general theory of corporate ownership
- The two nonprofit sectors
- Hyperbolic discounting of public goods
- The role of cooperative enterprise
- Toward unlimited shareholder liability for corporate torts
- The role of non-profit enterprise
- Reforming nonprofit corporation law
- Legal entities, asset partitioning, and the evolution of organizations
- Skin tone effects among african americans
- The end of history for corporate law
- Why do universities have endowments? / by Henry Hansmann
- A theory of associative organizations
- Ownership form and trapped capital in the hospital industry
- Anatomy of Corporate Law
- Hands-tying in principal-agent relationships
- What is the appropriate structure for nonprofit corporation law?
- The effect of tax exemption and other factors on competition between nonprofit and for-profit enterprise
- The uneasy case for limiting shareholder liability for corporate torts
- Mutual insurance companies and the theory of nonprofit and cooperative enterprise
- Nonprofit enterprise in the performing arts
- Law and the rise of the firm
- The Ownership of Enterprise
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