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The Thucydidean Slip
On Mark Carney's speech in Davos, Thucydides, and the repressed tension between justice and necessity
Feb 16
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Will No One Rid Me of This Meddlesome Priest?
One of my favorite topics in agency law requires thinking about the murder of Thomas Becket
Jan 30
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Metaloyalty
Can someone be said to have a duty of loyalty if they can modify the scope and content of their duty?
Jan 23
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The Free Will Intersection, in Cambridge, Mass.
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Cicero, Patti Smith, and Agglomeration Economies
Dec 11, 2025
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Do Shareholders Have the Right to Make Non-Binding Proposals?
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Cicero, Patti Smith, and Agglomeration Economies
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ChatGPT on My Paper "Hohfeld in the Boardroom"
A podcast-style conversation with ChatGPT 5 on my new paper
Dec 5, 2025
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The Free Will Intersection, in Cambridge, Mass.
A philosophical scavenger hunt to locate an intersection from a 150-year old thought experiment
Nov 26, 2025
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Do Shareholders Have the Right to Make Non-Binding Proposals?
A novel theory endorsed by the new SEC Chair Paul Atkins says that they don't. Is he right?
Nov 25, 2025
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