A multi-disciplinary workshop with HERNANDO DE SOTO Institute for Liberty
and Democracy, Lima, Peru, and JOHN SEARLE University of California, Berkeley
hosted by the University at Buffalo, Buffalo New York
April 12 to 15, 2003
Serguey Braguinsky |
Allocation and Misallocation of Human
Capital: Some Lessons from Japan and Russia |
Carlos Cabrera |
Agrarian Policy And Rural Development
In Guatemala |
Hernando de Soto |
The Five Mysteries of Capital |
Isaac Ehrlich |
The
Mystery of Human Capital |
Dan Fitzpatrick |
Collective Intentionality, Documentation
and Real Estate Transactions |
Andrew Frank |
A Case
for Simple Laws |
Anette Kasten |
Economics and Culture in the Former
Socialist Countries of Central and Eastern Europe |
David Koepsell
|
Sovereigns, Squatters and Property
Rights: From Guano Islands to the Moon |
Errol Meidinger |
DeSoto, Searle, and Property Law: Reflections
of an Unreconstructed Constructionist |
Maureen Moriarty-Lempke
|
Political, Social and Economic Implications
in a Russian Border Region: The Case of Gdov |
Philippe Nemo |
The Construction of Western Reality |
Eric Palmer |
Real Institutions |
John Searle |
The Building Blocks of Social
Reality |
Jeremy Shearmur |
The Construction of Social Reality:
The Case of Land |
Barry
Smith |
From Speech Acts to Social
Reality |
Erik Stubkjær |
The Institutionalization of Real Property
Rights: The Case of Denmark |
Jon D. Unruh |
Poverty and Property Rights in the
Developing World |
Workshop Links
Registration | Workshop Venue | Lodging | Workshop Agenda | Keynote (Public) Talks | de Soto | Searle | Graduate Student Workshop
Co-hosted by: The National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
and the Departments of Philosophy, Geography and Economics of the University at Buffalo
Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, SUNY Conversations in the Disciplines,
the IGERT program in Geographic Information Science, The Marvin Farber Fund, College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Office.
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