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The Intellectual Origins of the Global Financial Crisis

Roger Berkowitz and Taun N. Toay

Print publication date: 2012

Print ISBN-13: 9780823249602

Published to Fordham Scholarship Online: January 2013

DOI: 10.5422/fordham/9780823249602.001.0001

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Round Table: The Burden of Our Times

Round Table: The Burden of Our Times

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(p.93) Nine Round Table: The Burden of Our Times
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The Intellectual Origins of the Global Financial Crisis
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Raymond Baker

Rebecca Berlow

Jack Blum

Zachary Karabel

Thomas Scanlon

Taun N. Toay

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Fordham University Press
DOI:10.5422/fordham/9780823249602.003.0010

Over the course of two panels at the Arendt Center's 2009 conference, some speakers were echoing similar ideas or offering counterbalance to other comments made at the conference. Taun Toay interviewed these individuals after the conference to continue conversations ranging from free-market capitalism to tax evasion. Excerpts are presented from these interviews including thoughts on the lasting legacy from this crisis and whether or not reforms can keep us from repeating history.

Keywords:   Hannah Arendt Center Fall 2009 Conference, US Treasury Department, Tax Justice Network, Global Financial Integrity Project, River Twice Research, Free Market, Deregulation, Risk Assessment models, Hyman Minsky, Glass-Steagall Act, Federal Deposit Insurgence Corporation

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