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September 2008
	The Most Influential Are...Who’s on First?The Furor That Wasn't Learning From Failure SEC to Address Broker Voting The Rules of Engagement Business Courts: Beyond Delaware Compensation: The Directors’ Cut The Best in Boardroom Intelligence

Making a list of the most influential individuals in any profession is never easy. Making a list of those who influence how boards operate is made even harder by the fact that so many groups hold sway over corporate governance: the directors themselves, shareholders and their advocates, regulators, board advisors, lawyers, and others. But the degree of difficulty has never stopped us from pursuing a worthy objective.

June/July 2008
	State Litigation Guide Directors to Watch When Political Giving Doesn't Pay A 'Chewable' Poison Pill Here Come the Regulators Economy: A Plan For All Seasons Fixing the Rating Game Viewpoint: If You Can't Beat 'Em...Global Companies, Global Liabilities

Welcome to Directorship's second annual Litigation issue, which includes a comprehensive ranking of the litigation climates in all 50 states. Also in this issue is our first list of Directors to Watch: 50 board members under the age of 50 that will be setting the agenda in boardrooms for decades to come. In addition, we run down the competing jurisdictions that are investigating the subprime crisis; look at why political giving is sometimes a losing proposition; note imperitives for directors during the current economic downturn; and more.

April/May 2008
	Boardroom All-Stars Building an Exceptional Board Leaving Allstate in Good Hands Uncommon Women SWFs to the Rescue Board Meetings in Pajamas Ram Charan: Bettering the Board Fraud's Red Flags Revving Up Performance Pay

Boardroom All-Stars 2008; a look at what qualities put boards in the top echelon; Ram Charan in his own words; the true cost of going global; an interview with AllState's departing CEO Edward Liddy; why aren't there more women on boards?; how cross-border government investments are shaking up Western economies; and more.

February/March 2008
	Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management UCLA Anderson School of Management Indiana University Kelley School of Business Duke University University of Michigan National Association of Corporate Director's Institute The Litigation Storm The 'Say-on-Pay' Debate Heats Up Pay Advisers Under Fire

Proxy season preview including a look at the hot-button issues, IT & the Boardroom - innovations for the C-suite & directors, board education...