Law Professor Statement on 9/11 Conference at UCLA School of Law We join the forthcoming call by members of the UCLA law faculty for Chancellor Julio Frenk to retract his recent comment on an event t...

Die Stiftung der Sparkasse Bielefeld verleiht den mit 25.000 Euro dotierten Preis an deutsch-amerikanische Rechtswissenschaftlerin.

How Rule by the Court Replaced Government by the People. Nikolas Bowie and Daphna Renan on how the Supreme Court seized the power it now wields.

Katharina Pistor erklärt, wie sich Investoren mit dem Privatrecht Ressourcen aneignen.

Katharina Pistor in conversation with Laurent de Sutter on the legal machinery behind capitalism

The Beyond Capitalism panel discussion will center its focus on the need for a more just economic system that does not create inequality.

A feature doc about a migrant’s journey across a United States in turmoil, tracing acts of hope.

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Radical right-wing politics is commonly understood as a cry of the “left behind” - working-class voters who lost out in the transition to a post-industrial, services-based, and globalized economy. Phi

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A feature doc about a migrant’s journey across a United States in turmoil, tracing acts of hope.

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Capitalism is commonly understood as an economic system, but Columbia University legal scholar Katharina Pistor argues that its more properly understood as a kind of legal regime. Pistor joins Chris M

Das WEF in Davos steht im Zeichen einer Weltordnung, die es nicht mehr gibt. Damit sollte auch das Forum sein Ende finden.

Katharina Pistor recounts how the annual Davos gathering has served as a platform for anti-democratic deal-making.

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Katharina Pistor worries that policymakers are foregoing innovation for fear of disrupting a centuries-old business model.

Katharina Pistor worries that policymakers are foregoing innovation for fear of disrupting a centuries-old business model.