Samuel Lee

Bankruptcy Law and the Market for Corporate Influence (with M. Burkart and V. Vladimirov)

Circles of Trust: Rival Information in Social Networks" (with P. Persson and N. Roketskiy), Supplementary Material

J o u r n a l    a r t i c l e s

The Evolution of the Market for Corporate Control (with M. Burkart and P. Voss), Journal of Finance, forthcoming. (2025 Intesa Sanpaolo Finance Prize)

The Structure of Leveraged Buyouts and the Free-Rider Problem (with M. Burkart and H. Petri), Review of Financial Studies, forthcoming.

Activism and Takeovers (with M. Burkart), Review of Financial Studies, 35(4), 2022. (Online Appendix)

Human Trafficking and Regulating Prostitution (with P. Persson), American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, 14(3), 2022. (Online Appendix)

Risk Management Failures (with M. Bouvard), Review of Financial Studies, 33(6), 2020. (Online Appendix)

Financing from Family and Friends (with P. Persson), Review of Financial Studies, 29(9), 2016. (Online Appendix)

Smart Buyers (with M. Burkart), Review of Corporate Finance Studies, 5(2), 2016.

Signaling to Dispersed Shareholders and Corporate Control (with M. Burkart), Review of Economic Studies, 82(3), 2015.

Security-Voting Structure and Bidder Screening (with M. Burkart and C. At),  Journal of Financial Intermediation, 20(3), 2011.

One Share-One Vote: The Theory, (with M. Burkart), Review of Finance, 12(1), 2008.

H a n d b o o k    c h a p t e r s 

Theoretical Perspectives on Social Relationships in Informal Financing, (with P. Persson), Research Handbook on Alternative Finance (eds. F. Allen and M. Qian), EE., 2024. (SSRN)

Violence and Entry in Prostitution Markets (with P. Persson), Oxford Handbook of the Economics of Prostitution (eds. M. Shah & S. Cunningham), OUP, 2016.

Agents Under Pressure: Preemptive Competition and Risk Governance (with M. Bouvard and A. Ozanne)

Families and Corporate Governance (with P. Persson)

Authority vs Loyalty: Social Incentives and Governance (with P. Persson)

Active Investment, Liquidity Externalities, and Markets for Information