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26 May 2023

Green Bonds; Empty Promises

by: Quinn Curtis, Mark Weidemaier, Mitu Gulati

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7 February 2022

Gender, Credentials and M&A

by: Tracey E George, Albert Yoon, Mitu Gulati

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20 January 2022

The Duty of Creditors to Cooperate in Sovereign Debt Workouts

by: Mitu Gulati, Lee Buchheit

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1 October 2021

Why Are (Some) New York Governing Law Provisions Longer and Less Intelligible Than English Provisions?

by: Stephen Choi, Robert E. Scott, Mitu Gulati

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10 December 2019

The Ridiculous Drama in Rome Over Proposals to Reform the ESM Treaty

by: Theresa Arnold, Ugo Panizza, Mitu Gulati

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2 May 2019

How Credible are Rules Requiring Sovereign States to Give Super-Priority to the Public Debt?

by: Mitu Gulati, Ugo Panizza, Mark Weidemaier, Gracie Willingham

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2 July 2018

Childcare, Lateral Moves, and the Gender Gap at the SEC

by: Stephen Choi, Mitu Gulati, Adam Pritchard

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9 May 2018

A New Way to Impose Financial Sanctions on Dictators

by: Mitu Gulati, Ugo Panizza

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27 March 2018

How to Restructure Venezuela’s Debt

by: Mitu Gulati, Lee Buchheit

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