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12 May 2026

Should Stablecoins be Permitted to Pay Interest?

by: Iris H-Y Chiu

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23 May 2025

Public Attitudes towards CBDC: Insights from a Survey Experiment

by: Ruth Plato-Shinar, Libby Maman, Lilah Shema Zaltokrilov, Nir Yaacobi

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5 May 2025

The Need to Incorporate Broader Societal Needs in the Decision to Issue a Retail Central Bank Digital Currency

by: Ross P Buckley, Lucien J. van Romburg

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4 September 2024

AI and Central Banks—Speeding Ahead within Legal Guardrails

by: Yan Liu, Alessandro Gullo, Marianne Bechara

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15 March 2024

DAOs vs Nation States: A Wyoming DAO’s Experiment with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

by: Xiaomeng Zhou

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4 April 2023

Unlimited Central Bank Digital Currency

by: Iris H-Y Chiu, Christian Hofmann

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6 January 2023

Judicial review of central banks: An Indian perspective

by: Pratik Datta

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17 May 2021

Towards an Administrative Law of Central Banking

by: Peter Conti-Brown, Yair Listokin, Nicholas R Parrillo

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22 February 2019

Central Bank Digital Currencies: Preliminary Legal Observations

by: Hossein Nabilou

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19 October 2018

The Evolution of Currency: Cash to Cryptos to Sovereign Digital Currencies

by: Anton Didenko, Ross P Buckley

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3 April 2017

Banking Crisis and the Japanese Legal Framework

by: Ignacio Tirado

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