David Gindis
@DGindis
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Associate Professor @Warwick_Law/ Officer @winir2013 / legal institutionalism, corporate law & economics, political economy, history of law & economics
UK
Joined November 2013
Next stop: Goldsmiths 3 December 2026
gold.ac.uk
Institutional Theory for Corporate Law: An Invitation with Dr David Gindis (Warwick University)
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Really enjoyed this! Thanks @DrStefanVoigt for the invitation.
Pls join us this wednesday, when David Gindis will talk about Institutional Theory for Corporate Law: An Invitation in his Hamburg Lecture (18.15 at Alsterterrasse 1 in Hamburg). If you want to follow online, pls send a mail to lectures-ile@uni-hamburg.de
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PhD students and early career academics: CFP WYS Pre-conference on Governing Emerging Technologies #WINIR2026 with @Law_as_Science and @ysi_commons & host @SapienzaRoma
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Call for Papers: #WINIR2026 Conference on "Private & Public Institutions for Good Governance", Rome, Italy, 22-24 July 2026 with @SapienzaRoma
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WINIR CONFERENCE ON PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE (ROME, ITALY, JULY 2026) -- Governance refers to those rules that clearly bind, define, and enable an organization’s scope of...
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Fresh Post! Since 1979, the rial lost 3000x its value. Behind Iran's collapse: Shiite political capitalism and Anfal— Iran operates dual treasuries that turn every crisis into elite opportunity. https://t.co/f2oNssaOhF
@winir2013 @DGindis @g_m_hodgson
joie-blog.net
Summary of JOIE Article by Mehrdad Vahabi, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord, Paris, France. The full article is available on the JOIE website. Since the 1979 revolution, Iran has experienced nine major...
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Follow the link below to our chapter (with Mike Madison) on DAOs as a new form of knowledge commons. The chapter is forthcoming, in Governing Corporate Knowledge Commons (David Gindis ed.) (Cambridge University Press) #KnowledgeCommons
This chapter examines decentralized autonomous organizations (#DAOs) as a form of knowledge commons, relying on #blockchain technology rather than traditional human-based #corporategovernance. Read: https://t.co/yUbhGwtX60 Subscribe: https://t.co/Rbpp583PtJ
#CryptoTwitter
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Since the 2025 Nobel Prize revived interest in Schumpeter, here are some local facts about his childhood. This is the house in Třešť, where Schumpeter was born and lived until the age of four. 1/4
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Institutions affect growth through entrepreneurship, as shown in the figure from Bjørnskov and Foss (2016). The 2024 Nobel Prize to Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson recognized their work corresponding to arrow 4. The 2025 Prize to Mokyr, Aghion, and Howitt was for arrow 3. (1/2)
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Next stop: Hamburg Lectures in Law & Economics @unihh
https://t.co/TtqcRJyCsV where I'll speak about work with Eva Micheler "Institutional Theory for Corporate Law: An Invitation" https://t.co/lNdsiBIY9T Thanks @DrStefanVoigt Voigt for inviting me
jura.uni-hamburg.de
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Please help me get the word out about the new websites for Legal Theory Blog and the Legal Theory Lexicon. Reposting here and on other social media sites is great. It would be especially helpful if law school faculty members could send an email to their colleagues with the new
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Explore our recent posts for the latest insights and updates. Stay informed with the most current articles and trends right here!
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Fresh Post! Short-termism isn't human nature—it's institutionally enacted. Elections, stock markets, gig contracts: each creates a different temporal world. Blaž Remic's framework shows how institutions afford distinct ways of inhabiting the future.
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Summary of JOIE article by Blaž Remic, Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society, The full article is available on the JOIE website. A one-year postdoctoral contract does not only determine...
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Will be speaking (online) at Nova School of Law about work with Eva Micheler (LSE) "Institutional theory for corporate law: an invitation" https://t.co/jC5fuOy5rg
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Institutional Theory for Corporate Law: An Invitation 8 October 2025 (Wednesday, 14:30 to 16h) Online on Microsoft Teams Speaker: David Gindis Discussants: Fabrizio Esposito and Konrad Borowicz
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Article: Duncan Black and group decision-making: from early priority dispute to late recognition, by Herrade Igersheim https://t.co/tJkVKftsut
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The History of Economic Thought Society (THETS) met at Warwick - School of Law | News | University of Warwick
warwick.ac.uk
The School of Law and the Department of Economics hosted the 55th Annual THETS Meeting from 3 to 5 September 2025. Annual meetings have been held since 1968, making THETS one of the oldest establis...
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Here's a brief summary of the THETS conference @DGindis and I organised @uniofwarwick a few weeks ago with the generous help of @warwickecon and @Warwick_Law
https://t.co/nayfb4i8U8
warwick.ac.uk
The School of Law and the Department of Economics hosted the 55th Annual THETS Meeting from 3 to 5 September 2025. Annual meetings have been held since 1968, making THETS one of the oldest establis...
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