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7 September 2018

The Costs of Overburdened Courts: New Evidence

by: Karsten Müller

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7 September 2018

Initial Coin Offerings: Are Tokens Securities under EU Law?

by: Philipp Maume, Mathias Fromberger

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6 September 2018

Have you ever wondered why banking crises happen in America but not in Canada?

by: Sana Mohsni, Isaac Otchere

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5 September 2018

Do Investors Value Sustainability?

by: Abigail Sussman, Samuel Hartzmark

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5 September 2018

The Governance Paradox

by: Christopher Saul

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4 September 2018

How Blockchains Increase Artificial Responsibility

by: Adam Kolber

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4 September 2018

Conference Report: The ECGI Roundtable on Loyalty Shares

by: Tom Vos

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3 September 2018

How to Make Finance Ethically Sound: Make it Structurally Sound

by: Saule Omarova

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3 September 2018

Is U.S. Insurance Regulation Unconstitutional?

by: Daniel Schwarcz

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31 August 2018

Securities Regulation in Virtual Space

by: Eric C. Chaffee

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31 August 2018

On the Economics of the Google Android Case

by: ProMarket Writers

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30 August 2018

Making Sustainability Disclosure Sustainable

by: Jill Fisch

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29 August 2018

Can Facebook and Google survive the GDPR?

by: Kimberly A. Houser, W. Gregory Voss

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27 August 2018

Central Banking for All: Reply to Objections

by: Lev Menand, John Crawford, Morgan Ricks

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24 August 2018

Behavioral Law and Economics

by: Eyal Zamir, Doron Teichman

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