Corporate Speech in the Wake of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission

Posted on:2012-09-06

Degree:M.P.A

Type:Thesis

University:Minnesota State University, Mankato

Candidate:Groonwald, Eric

Full Text:PDF

GTID:2466390011968391

Subject:Business Administration

Abstract/Summary:

This paper provides an overview of the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission Supreme Court case and subsequent ruling. Discussion includes the impact on corporate electoral speech, current disclosure and disclaimer laws and reform options.

Keywords/Search Tags:

Citizens united, Federal election

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