Global Warming and the Management-Centered Corporation

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By: Thomas Joo*

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* Professor, University of California, Davis, School of Law. I would like to thank my fellow symposium participants, Alan Palmiter, Wake Forest School of Law, and the Wake Forest Law Review for a fascinating and productive conference. I would also like to thank Holly Doremus for her invaluable suggestions and the UC Davis School of Law and Dean Kevin Johnson for support of this project.

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