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Property Rights, Inequality and Commons

June 20, 2015

Property Rights, Inequality and Commons I recently spoke at a conference, “Property and Inequality in the 21st Century,” hosted by The Common Core of European Private Law, an annual gathering of legal scholars, mostly from Europe.  They had asked me how the commons might be a force for reducing inequality.  Below are my remarks, “The […]

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The Global Economy’s “Impeccable Logic”

March 20, 2015

The Global Economy’s “Impeccable Logic” Ever since the Occupy movement coined the terms “the 1%” and “the 99%” to point out disparities of wealth and power, the gap between rich and poor has received a lot of attention. In his highly-regarded 2014 book,Capital in the Twenty-first Century, for example, Thomas Piketty’s central thesis is that […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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