Gala - Markets, Ethics and the Law

 

 

Abstracts: 

 

 Jacob Abolafia, "The Myth of Singapore"

 

 

Ron Aboodi, Regulating Character Education

 

 

Yael Assor, Simplicity Vs. Accuracy: How an Epistemic Tension Structures Global Health Economics

 

 

Yoav Beirach, The Force of Interest and the Construction of Economic Routine: New Perspectives on the Naturalization of Compound Interest in 17^th Century Europe

 

 

Adoulou N. Bitang, The Cunning of the Market: On the Ethical Virtues of the Colonial Creation of African Art

 

 

 Assaf Bondy and Ronen Mandelkern, Liberalized Unions – The Causes and Consequences of Economic Professionalization of Industrial Relations

 

 

Alex Bryan, The Epistemic Dimensions of Civil Disobedience

 

 

Yael Cohen-Rimer, What’s Choice Got to Do with It? Addressing the Pitfalls of Using Choice-Architecture Discourse within Poverty Law

 

 

Yaron Covo, Disability and Contracts

 

 

Lucila de Almeida, Consumers and the Green Transition Between Saying and Doing: Promising Consumer Empowerment while Restricting Consumers’ Choices Is Dangerous

 

 

 Marta Dell’Aquila, What is wrong with Latin American multiculturalism?

 

 

Rona Dinur, Can Normative Accounts of Discrimination Be Guided by Anti-discrimination Law? Should They? A Critical Note on Sophia Moreau's Faces of Inequality: A Theory of Wrongful Discrimination

 

 

Klaas Eller, The Political Economy of Tenancy Contract Law. Towards Holistic Housing Law

 

 

Lior Erez, Not Yours to Sell: The Case Against Private Citizenship Markets (published in Political Research Quarterly, 2022)

 

 

Fabrizio Esposito, A Research Agenda for Liberal and Economic Theories of Contract. Beyond the Dagan-Heller vs Bar-Gill Debate with Functionings and Consumer Sovereignty

 

 

Abigail Faust, From Invisible Hands to Perversity: The Transformation of 'Unintended Consequences'

 

 

Rachel Z. Friedman, Aristotle on Reciprocity, Equivalent Value, and the Embeddedness of Markets

 

 

Ludmila Garmash, Configurations of Inequality in the Workplace: The Role of Ethnic, Gender, and Class Relational Workforce Composition in Wage Inequality

 

 

Marc Goetzmann & Joëlle Popineau, The Meaning(s) of “Goodwill”, Contract Law and Trust in Commercial Relations

 

 

Adi Goldiner, Discrimination as a Public Wrong

 

 

Mateusz Grochowski, Freedom of Speech as a Consumer Commodity

 

 

Javier Habib, Shaping Markets with Human Rights: The Case of Argentina 

 

 

My Hedlin, Money-Creating Banks and the Market Price of Time 

 

 

Roni Hirsch, Who are the “Gatekeepers” of Antitrust Reform? 

 

 

Mirthe Jiwa , Contract and Third Parties: The Critical Potential of the Third-Party Beneficiary Rule 

 

 

Yair Kaldor, Property Rights and Power in Corporate Bankruptcies

 

 

Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein, Markets under Totalitarianism: Trust, Cooperation and Organization among North Korean Market Traders

 

 

Tom Kohavi,  Structural Injustice and Private Law

 

 

Dan Largman, The Equity of Redemption and the Transformation of Mortgages

 

 

Nethanel Lipshitz, Access to Autonomy as the “Currency” of Egalitarian Justice

 

 

Yam Maayan, The Beliefs Preferences Scheme: Kenneth Arrow’s Fundamental Critique of Neoclassical Economics

 

 

Erez Maggor, Developmental Coalitions and the Politics of Innovation-led Growth: Evidence from Israel, Taiwan, and Ireland, 1975-2008

 

 

Åsbjørn Melkevik, A Theory of Marginal Ethics

 

 

Attila Mráz, A Polarization-Containing Ethics of Campaign Advertising

 

 

Yifat Naftali Ben Zion, Could Legal Misinterpretations Destroy the Planet? Fiduciary Duties of Institutional Investors

 

 

Szymon Osmola, European Union Law of Dark Patterns

 

 

Aloke Prabhu, Ethical Foundations of Property: Socializing Obligations through Trusteeship

 

 

Stanislas Richard, Exploitation, Commodification, and the Nonworseness Claim

 

 

Yaniv Ron-El, Morals and Markets

 

 

Chagai Schlezinger, The Significance of Conscience in Community: Rethinking the ‘Hands Off Religion’ Doctrine

 

 

Guy Schultz, Spectrums of Justice: An Approach to Questions of Justice in the Practice of Philanthropy,

 

 

Samuel Segura Cobos, The Incredible and Sad Tale of Mexican Treasury Bonds: Market Making Activities in an Emerging Money Market (1958- 1978)

 

 

Ohad Somech, Private Access Common Resources: A View from the Cathedral

 

 

Theodosia Stavroulaki, The Healing Power of Antitrust 

 

 

Etye Steinberg, AI, Radical Ignorance, and the Value of Consent

 

 

Giacomo Tagiuri, The Battle Over Italian Beaches: A Case Study on EU-Induced Liberalization and the Cultural Salience of an Unusual Market Setting

 

 

Clareta Treger, Aversion or Adaptation: How Do Risk Perceptions and Personal Experience Shape Attitudes Towards Restrictive Government Policies? Lessons from COVID-19

 

 

Miklos Zala, Is Disability a Detrimental Difference? A Human Variation Perspective

 

 

Mickey Zar, Sold on the Cheap: The Commodification of Personal Information