The Hybrid Constitution Project
The Constitutional Project establishes the corporation as a constitutional architecture for organising property, power, authority, and information. Across six papers, it traces how legally constituted powers are distributed, exercised, constrained, and transformed within the modern corporation. It introduces a precise vocabulary for analysing institutional power: where it sits, what it governs, how deeply it reaches, and how it interacts with other powers.
This architecture makes visible the constitutional structures through which corporations generate institutional capacity, resilience, and wider economic consequence.
A constitutional architecture of property, power, authority and information in the modern corporation.
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Property, Power, and the Corporate Form: A Hybrid Theory of UK Company Law
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Property, Power, and the Corporate Form - SSRN Edition —
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From Property to Information: Extending the Hybrid Constitution Project
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From Property to Information: Extending the Hybrid Constitution Project
- SSRN Edition —
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The Architecture of Shareholder Authority: Property, Power and the Constitutional Structure of the Corporation
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The Hybrid Theory as the Substrate of the Texas Corporate Order
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Constitutional Depth: A Jurisprudence of Institutional Penetration in Corporate Legal Power
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Constitutional Penetration: Towards a Relational Jurisprudence of Institutional Power in the Modern Corporation
The Hybrid Constitutional Architecture
A constitutional architecture of property, power, authority and information in the modern corporation
Capital Environment Theory
Given those institutional and jurisdictional architectures, how does capital actually move, persist, compete and respond to stress?
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The Banner of Capital and the Capital Environment
Foundations of Capital Environment Theory (CET)
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The Banner of Capital and the Capital Environment
Foundations of Capital Environment Theory (CET)- SSRN Edition
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An Application of Capital Environment Theory
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Global Competition Between Capital Environments: Environmental Physics, Liquidity Architecture, and Jurisdictional Advantage.
