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Participants and Paper Titles/Topics

1)      Robin Paul Malloy, Syracuse University. Meeting Organizer

2)     
Carol Rose, Yale University. Keynote speaker.

3)     
Ann Bartow, University of South Carolina.  Property Without Metes and Bounds

4)     
Brett Frischmann, Loyola University of Chicago.  Defending Open Access: The  Need for Sustainable Infrastructure Commons

5)     
Shubha Ghosh, University at Buffalo, Sate University of New York, and SMU Law  School. Copyright and Privatization: Connecting Markets, Government, and Culture. 

6)     
Ivan Velev, The World Bank, Washington, D.C.  Property Rights in Transition: The  Development Context

7)     
Peter Yu, Michigan State University.  Private Property Rights with Chinese Characteristics

8)     
Marleen O’Connor, Stetson University.  Employees and Corporate Governance:  Property Issues within the Firm

9)     
Christian C. Day, Syracuse University.  Property to Market: The Transformation of  Business Investments in Emerging Markets

10) 
Carol Brown, University of Alabama.  (TBA)

11) 
David Driesen, Syracuse University.  Property Rights and Emissions Trading

12) 
James C. Smith, University of Georgia, Unified Title Information Systems: Advantages for Emerging Market Economies

13) 
Tom Allen, University of Durham, U.K.  Human Rights, Transitional Justice and the Restoration of Property

14) 
Shelby Green, Pace University.  Specific Relief for Ancient Deprivations of Property

15) 
Matthew Mirow, Florida International University.  Globalizing Property

16) 
Marc Poirier, The NAFT Expropriation Debate Through the Eyes of a Property Theorists

17) 
Karen Morrow, University of Leeds, U.K.  More than Property: Land, Indigenous Peoples, and other Minorities

18) 
Joyce Palomar, University of Oklahoma.  Law and Development Economics: Examples from China

19) 
Ted Fischer, Vanderbilt University (Dept. of Anthropology).  Development and Hegemony: Cultural Property and Cultural Propriety in the Maya Region

20) 
Frank Emmert, Indiana University – Indianapolis.  Democratic Institutions and Property Rights

21) 
Doris Long, John Marshall Law School.  TBA

22) 
Errol Meidinger, University at Buffalo, State University of New.  TBA

23) 
Ross B. Emmett, Michigan State University (James Madison College).  General Discussant/Participant

24) 
Susan Sell, George Washington University, The Globalization of Intellectual Property