Why this style of citation? Why not just link Ciara's piece directly to the anchor preceding: the SEC is considering the issue, but is preoccupied with Dodd-Frank The author, who was a student in the predecessor of this class, is stuck with the title the information oligopolist put on her work, but we don't need anything more than a hyperlink.

A good beginning to the idea. Now you want to ask some more questions about how to make this work. First, how to identify companies. So perhaps you want to talk to Charles Lewis and similarly-minded people who keep track of campaign contributions. And to Nell Painter and others who keep track of shareholder activism. You're looking for companies whose managing officers have long-standing political contribution relationships, and whose corporate PACs have made contributions to the same candidates. And where there are already interests interested in shareholder activism at work, so you have a further political base among the shareholders. What other forms of targeting research can you devise? Then on the operational side: Records inspection is but one form of pressure to apply. What are others, and what legal considerations affect your use of them?