M. Todd Henderson : Publications
Book Sections
"Everything Old Is New Again: Lessons from Dodge v. Ford Motor Company." In Corporate Law Stories. Foundation, forthcoming.
Journal Articles
"Corporate Philanthropy and the Market for Altruism." Columbia Law Review (forthcoming) (with Anup Malani).
"The Impotence of Delaware's Taxes: A Short Response to Professor Barzuza's 'Delaware's Compensation'." University of Chicago Law Review (forthcoming).
"Introduction to The Going Private Phenomenon: Causes and Implications." University of Chicago Law Review (forthcoming) (with Richard Epstein).
"Mark to Market: Can Accounting Rules Shake the Foundations of Capitalism?" Critical Review (forthcoming) (with Richard Epstein).
"One Hat Too Many? Investment Desegregation in Private Equity." University of Chicago Law Review (forthcoming) (with William Birdthistle).
"Two Visions of Corporate Law." George Washington Law Review (forthcoming).
"Citing Fiction." 11 Green Bag 2nd (2008).
"From 'Seriatim' to Consensus and Back Again: A Theory of Dissent." Supreme Court Review (2008).
"Other People's Money." 60 Stanford Law Review (2008) (with Douglas Baird).
"Deconstructing Duff and Phelps." 74 University of Chicago Law Review 1739 (2007) (Special Issue: Commemorating Twenty-Five Years of Judge Richard A. Posner).
"Paying CEOs in Bankruptcy: Executive Compensation When Agency Costs Are Low." 101 Northwestern University Law Review 1543 (2007).
"Prediction Markets for Corporate Governance." 82 University of Notre Dame Law Review 1343 (2007) (with Michael Abramowicz).
"Corporate Heroin: A Defense of Perks, Executive Loans, and Conspicuous Consumption." 93 Georgetown Law Journal 1835 (2005) (with James C. Spindler).
"The Influence of F. A. Hayek on Law: An Empirical Analysis." NYU Journal of Law and Liberty (2005).
Newspaper Articles
"Capitalism 2.0." Forbes.com, March 10, 2008 (with Anup Malani).
Working Papers
"The Nanny Corporation and the Market for Paternalism."
"Predicting Crime." (with Justin Wolfers and Eric Zitzewitz).
"Scienter Disclosure." (with Alan Jagolinzer and Karl Muller).
