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Corporate Governance

Over the last two decades, shareholders of American businesses have gained power relative to corporate boards, leading to an increase in shareholder proposal activism. Manhattan Institute's Proxy Monitor site tracks shareholder proposals and Dodd-Frank-mandated executive advisory votes at some of the world’s largest companies in order to study the effect of shareholder activism on corporations.

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Rafael A.
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Peter W.
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Adam J.
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James R. Copland
Director, Legal Policy
jcopland@manhattan-institute.org

 

 

Rafael Mangual
Fellow and Deputy Director, Legal Policy
rmangual@manhattan-institute.org

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