Monks and Minow argue at length that the modern corporation has a life and a logic all its own. Monks and Minow argue that governments do not have what it takes to control corporations. Historically, they argue, corporations have turned government controls into corporate shields. All state legislatures still have the right to grant, to amend, and to revoke corporate charters. Legislatures are still responsible for overseeing corporate activities through the chartering process.
Citizens can define and control corporations.
It will require some homework, examining state histories and precedents, examining the charters of existing corporations, thinking creatively about how to assert control, focusing, and organizing. Both are basic franchises, essential tools of liberty.