Dan Rohde
Assist Prof Windsor Law | legal history of money, banking and central banking, especially in Canada | LPE/Const Approach to Money | co-ed @justmoney.bsky.social | sjd harvard law | Papers: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAu…
- Reposted by Dan RohdeI'm honored to serve as one of the cochairs of the Program Committee for the 2026 American Society for Legal History Conference in Banff, Canada! The CFP is now available. Please consider submitting a proposal! aslh.net/2026-annual-... #ASLH #legalhistory
- Reposted by Dan RohdeLegal history people: the ASLH conference will be in the Canadian Rockies in Nov.2026! Panel proposals are due March 24, 2026. The Call links to google sheets where you can find co-panelists & chair-commentators 👇 You can @ me if you're looking for fellow panelists, too.
- I'm honored to serve as one of the cochairs of the Program Committee for the 2026 American Society for Legal History Conference in Banff, Canada! The CFP is now available. Please consider submitting a proposal! aslh.net/2026-annual-... #ASLH #legalhistory
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[Not loaded yet] - Not a fan of the Atlantic, but this article is just fantastic. The most common comment in my student reviews has been that they enjoyed where I taught socratic method with no slides. (Big caveat: I do very nice, supportive socratic! There are no attempts to embarass students in my method!)
- Reposted by Dan RohdeThe Montreal Canadiens are playing the Minnesota Wild in Minneapolis tonight. The players have been recommended to stay in/eat at the hotel, take the team bus to the arena, and carry passports. Perhaps we shouldn't be hosting the World Cup and the Olympics...
- Le voyagement est aussi affecté → www.danslescoulisses.com/ice-le-canad...
- Central bank experts help! CBs are typically the state's fiscal agent. What CBs do NOT play this role? I know the ECB is different. I've been told Chile's CB is as well. Others? @nathantankus.bsky.social @proufos.bsky.social @csissoko.bsky.social @petercontibrown.bsky.social @benbraun.bsky.social
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- I'm sorry, but Stranger Things should've ended with season 4.
- The Social Credit Party was the elected govt of Alberta for 36 years. Social Credit Theory believed the capitalist economy systemically and chronically decreased the amount of spending power available, leading to collapsing commodity prices and regular financial crises. /
- Why method matters in legal history👇
- Reposted by Dan Rohde"Amazon is owned by Jeff Bezos, a billionaire backer of the president," writes Neil Young. “The president's international policies and his support of ICE, make it impossible for me to ignore his actions.” He also announced that anyone in Greenland can access his entire catalog for free at his site.
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- I know hardly the most important thing going on, but the snow in Toronto is serious
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- Truisms can be useful.
- On paper, this seems odd. In reality, the system is considerably more democratic than the US. I know that's not exactly saying much these days, but it was even before this fascist encroachment!
- I don't know the answers to these questions, but I strongly feel that this is a time for countries with lesser reserves currencies (euro, cad, etc...) to use this extra financial space. At the very least, people are going to want to hedge. Why not take advantage of that!?
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- There is too much to say here for this website! Carney says many true things. He also does little about it with his domestic agenda. He also benefited greatly from the "useful lie" he's calling out, and yes I mean him personally. when did Canada stand up for those on the other end of these regimes?
- Carney: "American hegemony in particular helped provide public goods, a stable financial system... this bargain no longer works. Let me be direct. We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition... recently, great powers have begun using economic integration as a weapon. Tariffs as leverage ... "
- Reposted by Dan RohdeICE ended up returning the man, Saly, after realizing he’s a fucking US citizen with no criminal record, per his sister-in-law. These fucking animals.
- Reposted by Dan RohdeThanks for reading, Dan! Happy to provide folks with a courtesy link if you're caught behind a paywall. ☺️
- What a fantastic special edition, with some top-tier scholars of monetary history! It's always worth reading @thetimeisnye.bsky.social on Ottoman Empire and Shweta Banerjee on the East India Company.
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- It's about time!
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- What a fantastic special edition, with some top-tier scholars of monetary history! It's always worth reading @thetimeisnye.bsky.social on Ottoman Empire and Shweta Banerjee on the East India Company.
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- Every year, about this time, I read about some new incredible whisky from Alberta or BC that I cannot buy in Ontario. Weren't we supposed to fix this last year? Canada’s Best Rye, According To The 2026 Canadian Whisky Awards share.google/hGUXtqya3DZI...
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- Seriously gotta get to Australia!
- Australians are deciding USA is not a place to visit… oddly they still are going to Canada. Almost like there is something specific about the US.. #ThePoint thepoint.com.au/off-the-char...
- China, Canada renew currency swap agreement share.google/9apPz7lPPknY...
- Reposted by Dan RohdeUnions and community orgs are calling for a Minnesota-wide shutdown in 10 days to protest the ferocious assault by federal immigration agents. They're saying on Jan 23, no work, no school, no shopping. SEIU Local 26, UNITE HERE Local 17, & others are supporting, w/ more to join. By me, Amie Stager
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- Honestly, if you're gonna pick a Toronto bagel, Gryfe's is definitely the one! Woman stuffs 144 bagels from beloved Toronto shop in her suitcase on flight to L.A. share.google/YYdsCp9Zxydg...
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