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cblr-13824	Koenig, Joshua; Quintana, Jason; Al-Moosa, Sarah; Galil, Yair	Escaping the Market: Regulating Conflicts in Going Private Transactions	2004	2	.pdf	application/pdf	431	16	37	Going Private Transactions: Delaware's Race to the Bottom presents the existing theoretical frameworks as they apply to going private transactions, introduces the different actors at the state level responsible for the direction of state corporate law, and analyzes the empirical evidence on the subject. Escaping the Market: Regulating Conflicts in Going Private Transactions SURVEY ESCAPING THE MARKET: REGULATING CONFLICTS IN GOING PRIVATE TRANSACTIONS Spring 2003 saw the publication of the Columbia Business Law Review's second annual survey of law, with an overview of the disclosure requirements that had recently been implemented in securities and corporate governance regulation.1 This year, in the third annual survey, we chose to address a phenomenon that has resulted, in part, from those very requirements-the increasing numbers of public corporations choosing to go private.	cache/cblr-13824.pdf	txt/cblr-13824.txt