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José Casanova
José Casanova (*1951) is a Spanish-American sociologist of religion, Professor at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and Senior Fellow at the Berkley Center. He is known for his work on religion and globalization, migration, religious pluralism and secularization. His work “Public Religions in the Modern World” (1994) is considered a classic in the sociology of religion. Casanova was Kluge Chair at the Library of Congress and is a member of several academies.
62. Economic Conference
Two Sister Republics: Constitutional Resilience and Pitfalls
Alan C. Raul
«250 Years Later: What Has Become of the Genius of America and Republican Virtue»
Claudia Franziska Brühwiler
«No Pursuits. Visions Are For Others.»
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A New Monetary Order?
Tobias Straumann
«Upheavals in the Monetary System: Lessons from History»
David Darst
«Navigating a World in Transition»
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60. Economic Conference
The Sharing Economy: Promise or Peril?
Michael C. Munger
«Is Renting the New Owning?»
Justus Haucap
«Opportunities and Risks of the Sharing Economy: Competition and Potential Externalities»
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