Poverty and the Law - Part 2 - Stanford Legal on Sirius XM Radio
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2018 · Education
Professor Joe Bankman and Professor Pam Karlan discuss poverty and the law with SLS Professor Michelle Wilde Anderson. Stanford Legal airs weekends on SiriusXM Insight channel 121 and past episodes are available at http://stanfordradio.stanford.edu Michelle Wilde Anderson is a scholar of state and local government law. Her work combines legal analysis, empirical research, and humanistic reporting to understand concentrated poverty and municipal fiscal distress. Her recent publications explore restructuring (such as bankruptcy, disincorporation, and receiverships) in cities and counties facing chronic poverty related to deindustrialization. These issues affect not only Rust Belt capitals such as Detroit, but also post-industrial cities in California, rural counties in the West and South, and small towns across the country. She is currently writing a book about what we need most from local governments in America’s high-poverty, post-industrial areas.
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