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Upcoming Events
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Film Screening: Everyone Is Lying to You for Money
Cryptocurrency and the dangers of money as a product-In PersonCEMEX Auditorium - Stanford Graduate School of Business
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How to Fix a Broken Hierarchy
They break it and we buy it? What to do when corporate life becomes ultra-competitive, unjust, and unstable.-Stanford GSB
Class of 1968 Building
Room C102
Stanford, CA 94305
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Recent Events
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CASI Comes to New York: Extending the Conversation Beyond Campus
Jun 4, 2026An evening of thoughtful exchange offered a broader examination of power, incentives, and institutional responsibility. -
Private Equity and the Future of American Capitalism
May 20, 2026Author Megan Greenwell examines how private equity works, its trade-offs, and what that means for accountability. -
Invisible Rulers: Information Warfare and Public Trust
Apr 29, 2026Renée DiResta explores how digital platforms spread claims, distort consensus, and challenge shared reality. -
The New Cyber Arms Race in the Age of AI
Mar 20, 2026Former New York Times cyber reporter and cyber investor Nicole Perlroth discusses new threats facing global security from AI-enabled cyberwarfare and influence campaigns. -
Whistleblowers: Courage, Consequences, and the Choice to Speak Out
Mar 13, 2026Eric Ben-Artzi and Ellen Pao on the personal and professional costs of challenging powerful institutions. -
Power and Politics in Banking Today
Mar 2, 2026Stanford professors Anat Admati and Amit Seru share their views on the banking industry, the Federal Reserve, and Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh.
Featured News
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A New Chapter for CASI Student Leadership
May 20, 2026As CASI prepares to welcome new student leaders, outgoing CASI student leaders reflect on a year of big questions and bold conversations. -
Power to Truth: How Big Tech Is Rewriting Reality and Weakening Democracy
May 6, 2026University of Chicago Booth professor Guy Rolnik and Stanford’s Anat Admati examine how shifting control of information is testing oversight and accountability. -
The Harmful Effects of “Good” Corporate Governance
Feb 4, 2026New research by Admati, Atkinson, and Pfleiderer argue that when misconduct is profitable, corporate guardrails to deter wrongdoing often fail and can lead to more unlawful behavior.
Our Focus
CASI focuses on promoting effective governance mechanisms to ensure that corporations and other institutions serve society.
Research & Policy
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