2009 - Present

• “Recent developments in U.S. Corporate Governance: Dodd-Frank and After”, Revue D’Économie Financiére (forthcoming, March 2012)

• “Reclaiming Fiduciary Duty Balance’, Rotman International Journal of Pension Management Fall 2011, Vol 4, Issue 2, with Keith Johnson and Ed Waitzer.

• “Towards a Fiduciary Capitalism Perspective on Business Ethics”, in Finance and Sustainability (Emerald Group Publishing, UK), eds. Celene Louche, Roland Perez and William Sun (forthcoming fall 2011).

• Sovereign Wealth and Pension Funds: Conceptualizing Implications for ‘Responsible Investment’, with Shyam Kamath and Andrew T Williams. Revue d’economie financière (April 2009), special issue.

• “Corporate Initiatives on Climate Change”, (co-authored with) Paul Dickenson and Andrew T. Williams, in, Armin Rosencrantz and Steve Schneider Climate Change Science and Policy, 2009.

2002 - 2008

• Guest co-editor (with Andrew Williams), special issue of Corporate Governance: An International Journal  Vol 14, No 3 (May 2007), on Universal Owners.

• “Universal Owners: Challenges and Opportunities” (with Andrew Williams)

• “Universal Ownership: Exploring Opportunities and Challenges”, (co-edited with Andrew Williams and Mercer Investment Consulting. (October 2007)

• “Shifting Ground: Emerging Global Corporate Governance Standards and the Rise of Fiduciary Capitalism,” with Andrew T. Williams, Environment and Planning A 37(11) 1995–2013 (see working papers)
  

• “The Universal Owner’s Role in Sustainable Economic Development”,
  (Co-authored with Andrew T. Williams) (Updated and significantly       expanded from 2002 version) in Responsible Investment, (Green Leaf Press, London: 2005), ed. Rory Sullivan and Craig Mackenzie.

   (Excepted in: “Research Letter”, Saint Mary’s College of California, School of Economics and Business Administration.)

• “Universal Owners, Fiduciary Duty and Materiality,” (with Andrew T. Williams), 0.618 (United National Environmental Programme-Financial Initiative, Issue 5, January 2005, p.4)

• "The Universal Owner's Role in Sustainable Economic Development", James P. Hawley and Andrew T. Williams, Corporate Environmental Strategy, Vol. 9, No. 3 (2002)
• "Can Universal Owners Be Socially Responsible Investors?", James P. Hawley and Andrew T. Williams.
  The SRI Advantage, Edited by Peter Camejo. New Society Publishers, 2002.

Before 2001

• "The Emergence of Universal Owners: Some Implications of Institutional Equity Ownership", Hawley, J. and Williams A., Challenge, The Magazine of Economic Affairs, July-August, 2000.
• "The Emergence of Fiduciary Capitalism", Hawley, J. and Williams A., Corporate Governance, October, 1997.
• "The Corporate Board of Directors as Philosopher Kings: The NACD Blue Ribbon Report on Director Professionalism", Hawley, J., Williams, A., Fall, 1997, Business and the Contemporary World.
• "Labour's Paradoxical Interests and the Evolution of Corporate Governance", Hawley, J., Williams, A. and Ghilarducci T., Journal of Law and Society, March, 1997.
• "Beyond the Financial Model of the Firm as workable corporate governance: U.S. governance as a work in progress and the emergence of institutionsl investors as universal "owners", Hawley, J.,
  in Corporate Governance, Les perspectives Internationales, Collection Finance et Societe, eds. Alice Pezard et Jean-Marie Thiveaud, (Montchrestien, Paris), pp. 131-138, 1997.
• "Universal Owners: Can Europe Avoid U.S. Corporate Governance Mistakes?", Hawley, J. and Williams A., Tomorrow's Business, June, 1996.
• "Political Voice, Fiduciary Activism and the Institutional Ownership of U.S. Corporations: The Role of Public and Non-Corporate Pension Funds", Hawley, J., Sociological Perspectives, Fall, 1995.
• "Getting the Herd to Run: Shareholder Activism at the California Public Employees Retirement System", Hawley, J., Williams A. and Miller J., Business and the Contemporary World, Fall, 1994.