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The Wider Context: The Future Of Capital Markets Regulation In Developed Markets, Cally Jordan
The Wider Context: The Future Of Capital Markets Regulation In Developed Markets, Cally Jordan
Faculty Papers & Publications
At a time of such great turbulence, looking to the future directions of capital markets and their regulation in developed economies is a particularly risky business. We are in the midst of a great sea change. Nevertheless, there are several current, and readily observable, phenomena which are likely to shape capital markets regulation in the near future. First of all, the blurring of the distinctions between developed and developing markets themselves, as well as that between domestic and international markets, has put into question the adequacy of existing regulatory frameworks. Also, the transatlantic dialogue, London – New York, has given …
The Tea Party, The Constitution, And The Repeal Amendment, Randy E. Barnett
The Tea Party, The Constitution, And The Repeal Amendment, Randy E. Barnett
Georgetown Law Faculty Publications and Other Works
Given that the Tea Party is a right-of-center movement, it does not take an empiricist to know that most Tea Partiers hold right-of-center views on a variety of issues. This does not mean, however, that the Tea Party movement is about immigration policy or social issues like abortion, any more than the gun-rights movement is about any other beliefs that may be held by a majority of gun-rights advocates. Instead, the Tea Party movement is about two big subjects: first, the undeniable recent surge in national government spending and debt, and second, what Tea Partiers perceive as a federal government …