Hal S. Scott, The Need for a New Look at Capital Markets Regulation Post-Enron, 21 J. Int'l Banking L. & Reg. 169 (2006).
Abstract: The Enron scandal and the scandals that followed it, together with losses incurred by investors from the burst of the dot.com bubble, triggered a revolution in the regulation of the US capital markets beginning in 2000. Over five years later, it is time to re-examine the revolution's effects.