Lucian A. Bebchuk
93 works on record
Works
Pay without performance : the unfulfilled promise of executive compensation
Corporate law and economic analysis
Learning and the disappearing association between governance and returns
Corporate political speech
How to fix bankers' pay
Staggered boards and the wealth of shareholders
The state of corporate governance research
Bundling and entrenchment
The wages of failure
Private ordering and the proxy access debate
Negative-expected-value suits
Regulating bankers' pay
Paying for long-term performance
The CEO pay slice
Golden parachutes and the wealth of shareholders
Self-fulfilling credit market freezes
Ceo centrality
Investor protection and interest group politics
The pursuit of a bigger pie
A plan for addressing the financial crisis
Towards an undistorted choice and equal treatment in corporate takeovers
An inquiry into the mechanism of the private law system
Litigation and settlement under imperfect information
Federal corporate law
The case for increasing shareholder power
Bankruptcy rules, managerial entrenchment, and firm-specific human capital
Bargaining and the division of value in corporate reorganization
Lucky directors
A framework for analyzing legal policy toward proxy contests
Takeover bids below the expected value of minority shares
The uneasy case for the priority of secured claims in bankruptcy
The trouble with staggered boards
The sole owner standard for takeover policy
Do short-term managerial objectives lead to under- or over-investment in long-term projects?
Fairness opinions, how fair are they and what can be done about it?
How would you like to pay for that?
Pay distribution in the top executive team
The debate on contractual freedom in corporate law
Shareholder access to the ballot
The myth of the shareholder franchise
The questionable case for using auctions to select lead counsel
A new approach to corporate reorganization
Information and the scope of liability for breach of contract
A model of the outcome of takeover bids
The effects of insider trading on insiders' effort in good and bad times
The effects of Chapter 11 and debt renegotiation on ex ante corporate decisions
Why firms adopt antitakeover arrangements
The effects of insider trading on insiders' choice among risky investment projects
A theory of path dependence in corporate ownership and governance
An analysis of fee-shifting based on the margin of victory
The powerful antitakeover force of staggered boards
Asymmetric information and the choice of corporate governance arrangements
Optimal sanctions when individuals are imperfectly informed about the probability of apprehension
Suing solely to extract a settlement offer
Freedom of contract and the corporation
Efficient and inefficient sales of corporate control
Ex ante investments and ex post externalities
Executive compensation as an agency problem
Reply
Misreporting corporate performance
The effect of insider trading on insiders' reaction to opportunities to "waste" corporate value
On the credibility and success of threats to sue
The case for facilitating competing tender offers
Optimal sanctions when the probability of apprehension varies among individuals
Designing a shareholder access rule
Firms' decisions where to incorporate
Vigorous race or leisurely walk
業績連動型報酬の虛実
Stealth compensation via retirement benefits
Pay without performance
What matters in corporate governance?
The costs of entrenched boards
The growth of executive pay
Putting executive pensions on the radar screen
Executive compensation at Fannie Mae
The Business Roundtable's untenable case against shareholder access
Does the evidence favor state competition in corporate law?
The case for shareholder access to the ballot
Towards a true corporate republic
Negative expected value suits
A new approach to takeover law and regulatory competition
Corporate ownershiip [sic] structures
Federal intervention to enhance shareholder choice
On takeover law and regulatory competition
Damage measures for inadvertent breach of contract
A new approach to valuing secured claims in bankruptcy
The 'Lemons Effect' in corporate freeze-outs
Takeover bids vs. proxy fights in contests for corporate control
Chapter 11
Property rights and liability rules
Precontractual reliance
A rent-protection theory of corporate ownership and control
The effect of fee-shifting rules on settlement terms