Table of Contents
| Table of Contents | |
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| Editorial Board | |
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| Facts on the Ground and Reconciliation of Divergent Consumer Insolvency Philosophies | |
| Jacob Ziegel |
| Theories of Overindebtedness: Interaction of Structure and Culture | |
| Jean Braucher |
| Conservative Economics and Optimal Consumer Bankruptcy Policy | |
| Mary Jo Wiggins |
| The Evolution of Bankruptcy Stigma | |
| Rafael Efrat |
| Optimizing Consumer Credit Markets and Bankruptcy Policy | |
| Ronald J. Mann |
| Bankruptcy Policy in Light of Manipulation in Credit Advertising | |
| Ron Harris, Einat Albin |
| The Value of Home Ownership | |
| Avital Margalit |
| Credit Markets, Exemptions, and Households with Nothing to Exempt | |
| Richard M. Hynes |
| Velvet Bankruptcy | |
| David Hahn |
| Comprehensive Reform of Japanese Personal Insolvency Law | |
| Junichi Matsushita |
| The Chief Enforcement Officer and Insolvency in Israeli Law | |
| Pablo Lerner |
| Personal Bankruptcy in Korea: Challenges and Responses | |
| Soogeun Oh |
| Functionalism and Political Economy in the Comparative Study of Consumer Insolvency: An Unfinished Story from England and Wales | |
| Iain D.C. Ramsay |