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Volume 77, Fall 2003, Number 4

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This issue contains articles from Symposium: The Intersection of Race, Corporate Law, and Economic Development

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Volume 77, Fall 2003, Number 4

Symposium

Attempting to Discuss Race in Business and Corporate Law Courses and Seminars
Cheryl L. Wade

Foreword: The Intersection of Race, Corporate Law, and Economic Development
Leonard M. Baynes

Race-Conscious Affirmative Action by Tax-Exempt 501(c)(3) Corporations After Grutter and Gratz
David A. Brennan

A Trip Through the Maze of "Corporate Democracy": Shareholder Voice and Management Composition
Thomas W. Joo

Kellis E. Parker Keynote Address
Gregory W. Meeks

Falling Through the Cracks: Race and Corporate Law Firms
Leonard M. Baynes

A Flaw in the Sarbanes-Oxley Reform: Can Diversity in the Boardroom Quell Corporate Corruption?
Steven A. Ramirez

Tactical Self-Funded ERISA Employers Unnecessarily Threaten Employees' Right to an Independent Review of an HMO's Medical Necessity Determination with Preemption
L. Darnell Weeden

The Duty to Monitor: Emerging Obligations of Outside Lawyers and Auditors To Detect and Report Corporate Wrongdoing Beyond the Federal Securities Laws
Larry Cata Backer

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Tribute: Julius J. Marke: Law Librarian, Friend, and Splendid Human Being
Patrick J. Rohan

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