Stavros Gadinis

I'm your host, Evan Epstein.

In this episode, I talk with Stavros Gadinis, professor of law at UC Berkeley and author of the new book, Corporate Ordering, How Corporations Navigate Social Conflict.

In our conversation, we discuss how companies increasingly make rules that shape markets and society, and how boards and management navigate difficult questions when shareholders, stakeholders, regulators, and employees may not agree.

We also dig into AI governance, including practices adopted by Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta, and Stavros' three-part framework for corporate ordering, rulemaking, implementation, and monitoring.

If you have access to an academic library, it's already there, so you can download it from there.

And there's also a website.

If you Google corporate ordering or Stavros Gadinis, you'll get to the website of the book and you'll get more information, upcoming visits and links to the podcast, I hope.

Okay, great.