Arthur Pinto

An Overview of United States Corporate Governance in Publicly Traded Corporations, 58 American Journal of Comparative Law 257 (Supplement Issue 2010)

The European Union's Shareholder Voting Rights Directive from an American Perspective: Some Comparisons and Observations, 32 Fordham International Law Journal 587 (2008)

Control and Responsibility of Credit Rating Agencies in the United States, 54 American Journal of Comparative Law 341 (Supplement Issue, 2006)

Globalization and the Study of Comparative Corporate Governance, 23 Wisconsin International Law Journal 477 (2005) (reprinted in Corporate Governance and Globalization (T. Clarke & M. dela Rama eds., Sage Publications, 2006)

Corporate Governance: Monitoring the Board of Directors in American Corporations, 46 American Journal of Comparative Law 317 (Supplement Issue 1998)

Paramount Takeover, 1350, 1351 Junkan Shoji Homu (Commercial Law Review) (Mar. 25, Apr. 5, 1994)

Corporate Takeovers Through the Public Markets in the United States, 42 American Journal of Comparative Law 339 (Supplement Issue 1994) (reprinted in Corporate Takeovers Through the Public Markets: General and National Reports: XIV Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law, Athens, August 1994 (1996))

The Internationalization of the Hostile Takeover Market: Its Implications for Choice of Law in Corporate and Securities Law, 16 Brooklyn Journal of International Law 55 (1989)

The Nature of the Capital Markets Allows a Greater Role for the Government, 55 Brooklyn Law Review 77 (1989)

The Constitution and the Market for Corporate Control: State Takeover Statutes after CTS Corp., 29 William & Mary Law Review 699 (1988)

N.Y.'s Takeover Law after the CTS Ruling, New York Law Journal (May 7, 1987) at 5

Takeover Statutes: The Dormant Commerce Clause and State Corporate Law, 41 University of Miami Law Review 473 (1987)

Problems and Issues Raised in State's New Takeover Law, New York Law Journal (Mar. 17, 1986) at 1 (with C. McGrath)

N.Y. Law, National Law Journal (Mergers and Acquisitions section Feb. 24, 1986) at 17

Takeovers of Public Corporations in the United States, 34 American Journal of Comparative Law 271 (Supplement Issue 1986)

Brokers Who Trade Too Often, Wall Street Journal (May 20, 1985) at 26 (with N. Poser)

Book Review, 7 Corporation Law Review 285 (1984) (reviewing L. Solomon, Corporate Acquisitions, Mergers,and Divestitures (1983)

Transactions On or Off the Stock Exchanges by Corporate Directors Involving Shares of Their Own or Related Companies, 30 American Journal Comparative Law 201 (Supplement Issue 1982)

Book Review, 13 Connecticut Law Review 643 (1982) (reviewing H. Kripke, The SEC and Corporate Disclosure (1979))

Statutory Responses to Interested Directors' Transactions: A Watering Down of Fiduciary Standards?, 53 Notre Dame Law Review 201 (1977) (with A. Buibulia)

Corporations, 1973-74 Annual Survey of American Law 485 (1974) (with M. Myers)

Understanding Corporate Law. (2d. ed., 2004, 1st ed., 1999) (with D. Branson)

The Legal Basis of Comparative Corporate Governance in Publicly Held Corporations, (Kluwer 1998) (with G. Visentini)

The United States Supreme Court and Implied Private Cause of Actions under SEC Rule 10b-5: The Politics of Class Actions, in Collective Actions: Enhancing Access to Justice and Reconciling Multilayer Interests (M. Siems et als, eds., Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2012)

The Role of Shareholders in Publicly Traded Corporations in the United States, in The Public Companies and the Role of Shareholders: National Models towards Global Integration (E.Ruggiero and S. Bruno, eds., Kluwer Law International, 2011)

The United States of America, in Corporate Law: An International Overview (Bancaria Editrice, 1993)

American Corporate Law and the Publicly Traded Corporations, in The Legal Basis of Corporate Governance in Publicly-held Corporations: A Comparative Approach (Springer, 1988)

Directors' Conflicts of Interest in  Handbook for Corporate Directors (McGraw-Hill, 1985)