Digital Currency

Academics, lawyers, investors, and entrepreneurs discussed the legal, policy, business and economic issues surrounding newly emerging digital currencies, including Bitcoin, at this two-panel event; co-sponsored with the NYU Federalist Society.

The Classical Liberal Constitution

Legal scholars from around the country analyzed and debated Richard Epstein’s new book, The Classical Liberal Constitution: An Uncertain Quest for Limited Government, in this day long symposium; co-sponsored with the NYU Journal of Law and Liberty.

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The Future of Fannie and Freddie

Leaders in law, finance, and economics explored the challenges to investment in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and the future possibilities for these government-sponsored entities. Panels focused on the reorganization of Fannie and Freddie and recent litigation. Co-sponsored with the NYU Journal of Law and Business

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