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Leo Strine’s Marvelous Adventures 
The Doc Searls Weblog | by Andrew Tuch, co-editor, Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Blog, | Sat, Oct 4
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At Harvard, Strine concludes his grand tour through Delaware’s takeover law, vintage of 1985, by asking the class what overarching view of the corporation the cases take. Do they suggest that the corporation is primarily shareholder property that the board should aim to maximize or tha...
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