Symposium on Reassessing Director Elections - October 7, 2005 Photo Gallery
Session 1: Alternatives to Plurality Voting
Session 2: Institutional Perspectives on Elections
Session 3: Comparative Perspectives
Session 4: Federalism and Elections
Faces at the Forum
Session 2
Institutional Perspectives on Elections: Examining the role of institutions in, and their concerns regarding, the election process
Session 3
Comparative Perspectives: Looking at director elections, with a focus on elections abroad
Session 4
Federalism and Elections: Considering the potentially problematic interplay betweeen SEC procedural initiatives on shareholder voting and substantive state law, whether policy coordination is desirable, or even possible, and, if so, what form such policy coordination might take
Faces at the Forum
Session 2: Institutional Perspectives on Elections
Session 3: Comparative Perspectives
Session 4: Federalism and Elections
Faces at the Forum
Session 1
Alternatives to Plurality Voting: An exploration of alternative voting systems for the election of directors
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Dean Harold Hongju Koh opens the Symposium. |
From left: Alan Gerber, Margaret Foran, Robert Todd Lang '47, John Wilcox, Jeffrey Gordon |
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| Alan Gerber |
Robert Todd Lang '47 and Harold Hongju Koh |
Session 2
Institutional Perspectives on Elections: Examining the role of institutions in, and their concerns regarding, the election process
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| From left: Damon Silvers, Eric Roiter, Joseph Grundfest, Charles Nathan '65, Stephen Deane, Harvey Goldschmid | |
Joseph Grundfest, Charles Nathan '65, Stephen Deane | |||
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| Stephen Deane, Harvey Goldschmid | Eric Roiter and Joseph Grundfest |
Session 3
Comparative Perspectives: Looking at director elections, with a focus on elections abroad
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| From left: Guido Ferrarini '78 LLM, Reiner Kraakman '79, Roberta Romano '80, J. Mark Ramseyer, Laurence Hazell |
Roberta Romano '80, J. Mark Ramseyer, Laurence Hazell | ||
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Reiner Kraakman '79 |
Guido Ferrarini '78 LLM |
Session 4
Federalism and Elections: Considering the potentially problematic interplay betweeen SEC procedural initiatives on shareholder voting and substantive state law, whether policy coordination is desirable, or even possible, and, if so, what form such policy coordination might take
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| From left: Lucian Bebchuk, Jonathan Macey '82, E. Norman Veasey, Hon. Ralph Winter '60, Alan Beller |
Hon. Ralph Winter '60, Alan Beller | |
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| E. Norman Veasey |
Lucian Bebchuk |
Faces at the Forum
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| Robert Todd Lang '47 |
Marianne Dietz, Associate Director of the Center, and her student assistants | |
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| Symposium attendees UVA School of Law Profs. Albert Choi '01 and George Triantis discuss presentations at the break. |
Anita Anand (YLS Visiting Prof.), Guido Ferrarini '78 LLM, and Roberta Romano '80 | |
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| Porf. Henry Hansmann '74 |
Prof. Alvin Klevorick | |
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| Profs. Alvin Klevorick (left) and Paul Mahoney '84 (UVA School of Law) |
Dean Harold Hongju Koh (right) with SOM Prof. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Lucian Bebchuk (left). |