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John Trumpbour. 9/13/2007. “China: Banking Reform and Economic Development Revisited.” GT News. Publisher's Version

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2007 May 02

Capital Matters V - Managing Labor's Capital

Wed - Fri, May 2 to May 4, 6:00pm - 2:00pm

Location:

Harvard Law School, Cambridge MA

CRITICAL CHALLENGES FOR PENSION FUND GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PRIVATE EQUITY INVESTMENT
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN THE UNITED STATES
ENSURING RETIREMENT SECURITY FOR ALL
THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG CORPORATE FINANCE AND GOVERNANCE AND LABOR-MANAGEMENT AND OTHER WORKPLACE IMPACTS
SECURITIES CLASS ACTION LITIGATION: WHAT HAS IT ACHIEVED? WHO HAS BENEFITED?
WHAT MAKES FOR EFFECTIVE LABOR REPRESENTATION ON PENSION BOARDS?
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10/2007. “Capital Matters Newsletter” (Vol. 1, No. 1 ). Publisher's Version Abstract

What can be done to improve America's retirement system? Is private equity really all it's cracked up to be? Find out in the premier edition of Capital Matters , the Pension and Capital Stewardship Project's newsletter.

2007 Jan 25

"Unions and Worker Voice in the New Workplace"

4:00pm to 6:00pm


Chair: David Weil, Professor of Economics, Boston University	Kris Rondeau, Organizer, Harvard Union of Clerical & Technical Workers

Labor and Worklife Program

A Program of the Harvard Law School

2007

Capital Matters V - Managing Labor's Capital

Location:

"Unions and Worker Voice in the New Workplace"

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