Law and Contemporary Problems | Vol 87 | No. 2
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Volume 87, Number 2 (2025)
Regulating Digital Currencies

Introduction

Steven L. Schwarcz,
Special Editor &

Douglas W. Arner and Dirk Zetzsche,
Associate Special Editors

Preliminary

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Foreword

Steven L. Schwarcz, Douglas W. Arner, and Dirk Zetzsche

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Articles

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De-Mystifying Digital Currencies

Steven L. Schwarcz

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The Evolving Role of Digital Currencies in the Global Economy

Yesha Yadav, Jose Fernandez da Ponte, and Amy Davine Kim

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Implications for the Dollar of Central Bank Digital Currencies

Ross P. Buckley

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On Innovation and the Coexistence of Stablecoins and Central Bank Digital Currencies

Yuliya Guseva, Sangita Gazi, and Douglas S. Eakeley

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Some Perspectives on the Regulation of Stablecoins

Carlos Cantú, Jon Frost, and Thomas M. Noone

129

 

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The EU Approach to Digital Currencies

Dirk Zetzsche and Julia Sinnig

157

 

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Centralization in Decentralized Finance: Systemic Risk in the Crypto Ecosystem and Crypto's Future as a Regulated Industry

Douglas W. Arner, Tanvi Ratna, Sijuade Animashaun, Jatin Bedi, and Naveen Mishra

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Proprietary Rights and Digital Assets: A "Modest Proposal" from a Transnational Law Perspective

Louise Gullifer and Ignacio Tirado

211

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff