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Bebchuk's crimson tirade For two decades, Harvard Law professor Lucian Bebchuk has been an outspoken voice for shareholder rights, railing in books and interviews against the excesses of entrenched corporate executives and directors. By Stephen Taub June 14, 2006
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How Harvard Lost Russia The best and brightest of America's premier university came to Moscow in the 1990s to teach Russians how to be capitalists. This is the inside story of how their efforts led to scandal and disgrace. By David McClintick January 13, 2006
