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Tom Ginsburg
Tom Ginsburg (*1967) is an American legal and political scientist and teaches as Leo Spitz Distinguished Service Professor at the University of Chicago. He is a co-founder of the Comparative Constitutions Project and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. His most important works include «How to Save a Constitutional Democracy» (2018, with Aziz Z. Huq), «The Endurance of National Constitutions» (2009) and «Democracies and International Law» (2021).
A New Monetary Order?
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«Upheavals in the Monetary System: Lessons from History»
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«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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Special Event for the Publication «Dealing With America»
Even if it’s Madness, There’s a Method to it
Konrad Hummler
«Foolish» is not enough.
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«Prepare for the Worst, Hope for the Best»
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“Trump is Hardly a Puppet of the Experts”
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