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Bailing Out Capitalism

Current History, 2013
[F]or the democratic political and capitalist economic systems to survive, a government's response to a crisis must rise above the interests of one class alone. Widespread social unrest signals the need to reformulate the regulatory order.
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Vom Bail-out-Verbot zur solidarischen Bail-out-Pflicht?

2020
Diese Arbeit versucht, im Rahmen der allgemeinen Vorschriften des europäischen Rechts sowie der Wirtschaftskrise bewältigenden Maßnahmen und insbesondere des ESM auf die Hauptfrage der theoretischen Bedeutung und der praktischen Rolle des europäischen, mitgliedsstaatlichen Solidaritätsprinzips sowohl in Zeiten ständigen ökonomischen Wachstums als auch ...
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Bailing Out Biometrics

Journal of Tort Law
Abstract In 2023, hackers breached 23andMe and extracted the biometric and genealogical data of nearly seven million people. By 2025, that data – originally offered up in the spirit of medical discovery and consumer empowerment – was being auctioned off in bankruptcy court as a corporate asset.
Chinmayi Sharma, Elijah Gordon
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Bailing out banks

2016
van den Berg, Axel (Supervisor)
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Bail out the world?

New Scientist, 2016
Pumping ocean water onto Antarctica to stem sea level rise sounds crazy, but thinking the unthinkable has merits, says Jeff ...
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Stent Migration and Bail-out Strategies

The Journal of Vascular Access, 2016
Stent migration is an inherent complication of stent deployment. A number of factors are responsible for this dreaded complication. The stent may eventually migrate to the heart or lungs or in the process of migration damage structures en route to its final destination.
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Bailing Out Creatures Great and Small

Science, 2009
We are facing a crisis of global proportions, with implications for people's livelihoods, well-being, and quality of life. Such circumstances warrant serious and immediate action, and an impressive commitment of, say, $700 billion (with apologies to the Paulson/U.S.
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Bailing out the Banks

2010
The financial crisis of 2008 has seen the fall of several of the mighty US investment banks, the collapse of renowned commercial banks on both sides of the Atlantic and the exhaustion of banks' capital all over the world. With it, standard views of banks, financial markets, their risks and their regulation had to be suspended, at a time when bank ...
Beck, T.H.L.   +4 more
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Will Washington bail out Detroit?

Capital Markets Law Journal, 2013
Detroit, Michigan filed for bankruptcy protection in the summer of 2013 with $18 billion of accrued obligations. Pensioners and bondholders make up the majority of the city’s unsecured creditors and face pennies on the dollar recoveries. This essay explores whether the United States federal government will bail out Detroit and concludes that as long as
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Bailing Out the Silence

2021
John Fletcher, John Spurling
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