Antimonopoly and American Democracy

Antimonopoly and American Democracy is a new history that traces antimonopoly ideas, organizing, and policy from the American founding era to the 1970's.
At this webinar, hosted by the Columbia Center for Political Economy and The Tobin Project, Bill Novak joined Kate Andrias, Richard John, and Tim Wu to discuss how antimonopoly has figured importantly in the history of American democracy, and what lessons this history may hold for the challenges of market power, economic concentration, and democracy that we confront today.
Moderator: John Cisternino, Director of Research, The Tobin Project
Speakers: Bill Novak, Charles F. and Edith J. Clyne Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School; Kate Andrias, Patricia D. and R. Paul Yetter Professor of Law, Columbia Law School; Richard John, Professor of Journalism, Columbia Journalism School; Tim Wu, Julius Silver Professor of Law, Science and Technology, Columbia Law School
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