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Roy Shapira

Roy Shapira is a legal scholar who focuses on the interactions between regulation, reputation, and litigation. His book on these topics, Law and Reputation, came out in 2020 (in Cambridge University Press). Shapira received his LLM and SJD degrees from Harvard Law School, and he is currently at Reichman University Law School (IDC).
Regulatory Capture

Making it Look Like a Struggle

Roy Shapira
 For capture to be sustainable, the regulator has to find ways to be perceived as being tough on the regulated without really hurting them. The...
ESG, Corporate Governance & Future of the Firm

Who Killed Corporate Reputation?

Roy Shapira
Regulation and reputation are not independent of each other. Regulation can substitute, crowd out, or even implement the power of reputational concerns. A better understanding...
Regulatory Capture

Do Courts Have a Pro-Business Bias?

Roy Shapira
Existing evidence are not enough to determine whether courts are pro-market or pro-(incumbent)business. President Obama’s plan to nominate Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court...
ESG, Corporate Governance & Future of the Firm

Corporate Governance Externalities: How Directors’ Reputational Concerns Shape Governance of Other Firms

Roy Shapira
A new paper by Wharton’s Doron Levit and Carroll’s Nadya Malenko fleshes out the role that reputation plays in shaping the structure and effectiveness of...
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