Events
November 28, 2012
Triangulating Property Rights
| Time | Wednesday, 6:15 pm |
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| Type | Discussion |
| Moderator(s) |
Olivier de Schutter James S. Carpentier Visiting Professor of Law Columbia University |
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Katharina Pistor Member Committee on Global Thought Columbia University |
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| Speaker(s) |
Hanoch Dagan Professor School of Law Tel Aviv University |
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Klaus Deininger Lead Economist The World Bank |
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Sudhir Krishnaswamy Professor School of Law Azim Premjit University |
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Terra Lawson-Remer Assistant Professor Graduate Program in International Affairs The New School |
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Paige West Associate Professor Department of Anthropology Barnard College |
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| Location | Heyman Center, Common Room / Google Map |
Private property rights are widely considered effective institutional arrangement to allocate scarce goods and combat what has been termed the "tragedy of the commons". Their use for governing essential resources, such as food, water and shelter under conditions of scarcity, however, is less certain. Any governance regime for such resources must meet at least three baseline conditions: equity (fair access), efficiency (improved productivity and growth) and (environmental) sustainability. The Panel Discussion on Triangulating Property Rights seeks to advance alternative governance solutions drawing on theory, legal and empirical research.
| Co-Sponsor(s) | Center on Global Legal Transformation / Website |
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| The Heyman Center for the Humanities / Website | |
| Contact | CGT Contact / .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or (212) 851-7293 |
