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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 81 > No. 1 (2018)

 

Volume 81, Number 1 (2018)
Secured Transactions Law in the Twenty-First Century

Giuliano G. Castellano, Charles W. Mooney, Jr. & Steven L. Schwarcz
Special Editors

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Fintech and Secured Transactions Systems of the Future

Charles W. Mooney Jr.

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Digital Technology-Based Solutions for Enhanced Effectiveness of Secured Transactions Law: The Road to Perfection?

Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell

21

 

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Secured Transactions and Financial Stability: Regulatory Challenges

Steven L. Schwarcz

45

 

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Credit Creation: Reconciling Legal and Regulatory Incentives

Giuliano G. Castellano and Marek Dubovec

63

 

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Creditor Equality, Secured Transactions, and Systemic Risk: A Complex Trilemma

Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal

87

 

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A Global Tug of War: A Topography of Micro-Business Financing

Louise Gullifer and Ignacio Tirado

109

 

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Asset Identification Under the Cape Town Convention and Protocols

Sir Roy Goode

135

 

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Secured Transactions and IP Licenses: Comparative Observations and Reform Suggestions

Andrea Tosato

155

 

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The Role of Party Autonomy in Determining the Third-Party Effects of Assignments: Of “Secret Laws” and “Secret Liens”

Catherine Walsh

181

 

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The Private International Law of Secured Transactions: Rules in Search of Harmonization

Neil B. Cohen

203

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff