This Article provides the first systematic account of software applications as works of scholarship. Software is scholarship to the extent that software functionality is derived from scholarly research, software is used as a means to develop scholarship, or software is used as a medium to...

This Article shows that innovation is a process that has specific characteristics, that these characteristics give rise to an important corporate governance tradeoff, and that complying with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) likely impacts this tradeoff to the detriment of innovation. Innovation is a...

This Article argues that governance problems with distributed autonomous organizations (DAOs) can be addressed by adopting governance mechanisms from hedge funds.DAOs provide a means for individuals to coordinate their business and other activities without traditional legal entities, managerial...