Dan Rohde is an S.J.D. Candidate at Harvard Law School, where his research focuses on the legal history and design of money and capitalism, particularly the legal history of Canadian money and banks. His research also looks at the history of
Christine Desan, Lev Menand, Raúl Carillo, Rohan Grey, Dan Rohde, and Hillary J. Allen offer their
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SIX REACTIONS TO THE SILICON VALLEY BANK DEBACLE”
Dan Rohde, SJD Harvard Law School
This article provides a legal-political history of that early contest over Canadian money and sovereignty, and explores the way in which Upper Canada’s Reformers put forth a critique of bank-issued money that remains relevant today.
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The Bank of the People, 1835-1840: Law and Money in Upper Canada”
August 3, 2021
Dan Rohde, Harvard Law School
Discussions of central bank independence often have an historical bent, even when not specifically addressing historical issues.
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D. Rohde, Central Bank Independence & Commercial Bank Independence: Are We Asking the Right Questions?”
Paul Tucker, Rosa Lastra, Christina Parajon Skinner, Gerald Epstein, Robert Hockett, Nathan Tankus, Raul Carrillo, Stefan Eich, Dan Rohde and Lev Menand
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Reassessing Central Bank Independence”