https://justmoney.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/06_history-and-theory_2018_12_15_Capitalism_Conference_History_Theory.mp3If money is a complex collective enterprise, protean in design possibilities both in practice and conception, then it has a history of change, carries profound moral significance, and lays a rightful claim to the concern of citizens and political theorists, lawyers and economists alike. How should an approach to money as a public medium re-orient fields that have ignored it? And how might the ideal of democracy matter in revised approaches? Roundtable Jeffrey Sklansky – University of Illinois at Chicago Stefan Eich – Princeton, Society of Fellows Stephen Marglin – Harvard University Scott Ferguson – University of South Florida Christine Desan – Harvard Law School Moderator: Roy Kreitner, Tel Aviv University School of Law
