The [F]law: The Corporate Origins of Common Good Constitutionalism

In the latest article from The [F]law, Samantha Perry reports on “Common Good Constitutionalism,”which promises to be the next big theory in the legal conservative movement. It publicly claims to be anti-corporate, but its really pro-corporate power and control. Read more about the horrors of the theory, the plan its founder has for the theory to take over society, and its corporate connections: “The Corporate Origins of Common Good Constitutionalism”

Related Systemic Justice Resources

• From The [F]law:
  • Lisa Fanning, The Corporate Roots of Conservative Legal Thought
    
  • Ellie Olsen, The Dirty Work of America’s Legal Darlings
  • Logan Campbell, What ‘Good’ is Pro Bono?: How Big Law Firms Use Pro Bono To Mask Harm

   

  From The Systemic Justice Journal:

  • The Critical Legal Theory Podcast
  • HLS Student, Helping by All Means Possible (Except That One): Corporate Philanthropy and the Capture of “Doing Good”
  • Maggie Hagen, Corporate Capture of Nonprofits: Corporate Law and the Preference for Profit