Financial Bubbles, Crashes, and Reform: What Works?
John C. Coffee Jr. reviews Joel Seligman's recently published book, "Misalignment: The New Financial Order and the Failure of Financial Regulation."
“The only stable state is the one in which all men are equal before the law.” — Aristotle
John C. Coffee Jr. reviews Joel Seligman's recently published book, "Misalignment: The New Financial Order and the Failure of Financial Regulation."
John C. Coffee Jr.Nov 1, 2020
Stephen J. Morse uses Susan Vinocour's "Nobody’s Child" to consider our attitudes toward guilt, the insanity defense, and the criminal justice system.
Stephen J. MorseOct 28, 2020
Lael Weinberger reviews "Beyond Belief, Beyond Conscience: The Radical Significance of the Free Exercise of Religion" by Jack N. Rakove.
Lael WeinbergerOct 18, 2020
Did the hammer come down too hard on Navinder Sarao? Ankush Khardori reviews Liam Vaughan's "Flash Crash."
Ankush KhardoriOct 15, 2020
Stephen Rohde reviews “Rage,” Bob Woodward’s look into the Trump White House.
Stephen RohdeOct 4, 2020
Elle Kurancid and Hamada Elrasam on those struggling in Egypt in the era of COVID-19.
Elle Kurancid, Hamada ElrasamSep 29, 2020
Honoring the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
LARB EditorialSep 25, 2020
The story behind Slovakia’s parental kidnapping crisis.
Malina SavalSep 23, 2020
Laura W. Brill reviews "Making Young Voters," the recently published book by John B. Holbein and D. Sunshine Hillygus.
Laura W. BrillSep 3, 2020
Why don’t we train police officers in anti-racism?
Keenan NorrisAug 28, 2020
An accessible yet sophisticated introduction to the history of maritime trade in the Arabian Peninsula.
Linda Roland DanilAug 22, 2020
Stephen Rohde and Nadine Strossen consider the way forward for free speech and First Amendment rights in the wake of Charlottesville.
Nadine Strossen, Stephen RohdeAug 10, 2020