The Bite-Sized Business Law Podcast, The Corporate Law Center at Fordham University School of Law
Legal scholars Sarah Haan (Brooklyn Law School 
), Sergio AlbertoGramitto Ricci (Hofstra Law School ), and Christina Sautter (SMU Dedman School of Law ) explore the tangled history and present-day stakes of shareholder participation, corporate power, and regulatory capture.
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“New York’s Quirky Mayoral Vote Recalls a Lost Corporate Tradition”
John Foley, Financial Times, June 28, 2025
“The unusual thing about last week’s New York Democratic mayoral primary wasn’t who voters chose, but how they did it. The party employs a ranked choice system: select five candidates in order, and if your first pick comes last, it’s the second choice that counts. This favours consensus. The outcome is less likely to be someone that most people dislike.”
“Shareholder Primacy Podcast with Ann Lipton & Michael Levin”
March 19, 2025 (Free Float Media)
Mike talks with Sarah Haan of Brooklyn Law School about the connections between shareholder democracy and civic democracy, and how they inform our understanding of current trends in activist investing
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“How Sexism Influenced Corporate Governance,” Peter Coy, New York Times, December 12, 2022 
“Corporate Governance and the Feminization of Capital,” Business Scholarship Podcast, March 9, 2021
Sarah Haan on Citizens United at 10, Business Scholarship Podcast, January 21, 2020