Either one would do the trick. Issue corporate charters for only a specific term of existence, perhaps ten or twenty years. Initiate new limits on corporate activities. This is just a sampling of some of the options open to us. Most of the obstacles we face are in the arena of judge-made law, but historic legislation and constitutional provisions offer us a solid body of favorable precedents.
Much debate lies ahead.
The sky's the limit. Jane Anne Morris is a corporate anthropologist working on corporation issues as part of Democracy Unlimited of Wisconsin Cooperative.