"Money"
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Bryan Cotton”
Webinar (Recorded September 21, 2023)
Featuring: Christine Desan, Susana Martín Belmonte, and Will Ruddick. Moderated by Eric Harris Braun.
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Democratizing Monetary Issue: Tools for Resilience”
Videos from our June 2023 Money as a Democratic Medium conference
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Money as a Democratic Medium 2.0 Videos”
Saule Omarova, Beth and Marc Goldberg Professor of Law
Cornell University
Keynote Address: Video
June 15, 2023
Virtual Event (no registration required) https://harvard.zoom.us/j/97691265539
Monday, June 12, 2023 from 12pm to 3pm ET
Ignacio Orellana Garcia, Assistant Editor, is an S.J.D. candidate at Harvard Law School. His research explores the intersection of Constitutional Law and monetary and financial systems, and, more specifically, how constitutions regulate the exercise of monetary sovereignty by allocating authority to make decisions on the configuration of money, the money supply, and the allocation of money.
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Ignacio Orellana Garcia, Assistant Editor”
Matthias Petel, Assistant Editor, is an SJD Candidate at Harvard Law School. His main interest lies in exploring the emerging legal architecture of green capitalism, understood as a new regime of accumulation.
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Matthias Petel, Assistant Editor”
August 02, 2022
The sharp upward trend in many countries’ public debt levels in the wake of the global public health crisis continues to cast doubt over governments’ willingness
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Stephen Nelson, Shelter from the Storm?”
Featured artworks exploring the intersection of money design, law, and justice. Contributors: Bryan Cotton, Mihana.
Harvard Law School, Spring 2019
Professor Christine Desan
Introduction and Overview
Class 01: Money, Debt, and Development: Challenges and Change in a Globalizing World
Reading, Background and Discussion
I. A Baseline: Money and its Design…
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The Legal Architecture of Globalization: Money, Debt, and Development – Materials”