Timothy Spangler
Timothy Spangler is a commentator, lawyer, and academic who divides his time between Southern California and the United Kingdom. The two decades he spent working on Wall Street and in the city of London have given him unlimited access to the inner workings of the global financial markets, and the economic trends that that are driving international affairs in the 21st century. Timothy has appeared on CNN, CNBC, BBC, and Sky News, and has been featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Financial Times, and The Economist. He also writes the award-winning blog, “Law of the Market,” dedicated to covering the politics of Wall Street regulation and the regulation of Wall Street politics (www.lawofthemarket.com and @lawofthemarket).When not contemplating the ridiculous and absurd aspects of finance and politics around the world, Timothy follows the rising and falling fortunes of Fulham Football Club in the English Premier League, and beyond.
Articles
It’s Just Like Watching Brazil
Life and Debt
Timothy Spangler interviews professor, author and activist Andrew Ross
Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing: Scorsese’s "Wolf of Wall Street" Disappoints
The Wolf of Wall Street is neither the epic we deserve, nor the epic we need.
A Journey into Zimbabwe’s Postcolonial Subconscious
Mugabe the monster and Mugabe the man in a new play by Fraser Grace on Zimbabwe's (and Africa's) longest-ruling dictator.
Every Accountant Tells a Story
The New New Capitalism
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