
Roe
Mark J. Roe
Corporate-law, bankruptcy, and political-economy scholar
corporate financebankruptcypolitical economy
Official Source Note
Harvard Law School lists Roe as the David Berg Professor of Law and describes his teaching and writing in corporate law, corporate bankruptcy, political determinants of corporate governance, and financial-market structure.
Roe is included because his work connects corporate governance and bankruptcy to political economy, comparative capitalism, financial regulation, and systemic-risk debates.
Source: Harvard Law School
Relevance to the Archive
Roe is important for connecting corporate governance to political economy, comparative capitalism, bankruptcy, and systemic-risk debates.
Representative Contributions
- Strong Managers, Weak Owners (1994)
- Political Determinants of Corporate Governance (2003)
- Missing the Target (2022)
Works Included Here
2009
Advanced
Public and Private Enforcement of Securities Laws: Resource-Based Evidence
Howell E. Jackson and Mark J. Roe
Journal of Financial Economics
