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A compelling explanation of how the law shapes the distribution of wealthCapital is the defining feature of modern economies, yet most people have no idea where it actually comes from. What is it, exactly, that transforms mere wealth into an asset that automatically creates more wealth? The Code of Capital explains how capital is created behind closed doors in the offices of private attorneys, and why this little-known fact is one of the biggest reasons for the widening wealth gap between the holders of capital and everybody else.In this revealing book, Kathar

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The Code of Capital: How the Law Creates Wealth and Inequality by Katharina Pistor Book Review

Name: Inside the Beltway Reader
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Thelawofcapitalthemotherofallsubsidies
Date: Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2019
Review: This well-written and deeply researched book should be essential reading for anyone with a serious interest in the intersection of law and economics and in understanding, in the words of the subtitle, how the law creates wealth and inequality. The term “law and economics” has come to mean to economists and conservative-leaning jurists the subordination of law to economics and its “natural” laws of supply and demand. Providing a robust antidote to this type of economics-centric thinking, this book by a legal academic makes clear that the “code of capital” owes its power to law that is backed and enforced by the state. The ability to create, preserve and pass on wealth is dependent on how the law governs contracts, property, trusts and corporations, and how it treats debtors and creditors (including in bankruptcy). Not surprisingly, even in democratic societies, these laws systematically privilege capital over labor, shareholders over other stakeholders, and creditors over debtors. While the focus is on the current globalized world of securitized debt, transnational investments, intellectual property, and even cryptocurrency, much of the analysis usefully entails looking back at how these areas of law evolved from feudal times through the Industrial Revolution and to the present, in which legal norms continue to privilege the rich and powerful. Moreover, while the role of legislators and courts is not neglected, the analysis emphasizes how for the most part the applicable law developed at the hands of skilled private lawyers serving their merchant/corporate clients one transaction or investment at a time, and how increasingly disputes are increasingly resolved through private settlements and arbitration walled off from public scrutiny.Thus, a key take-away is: “Law that is backed by the threat of coercive enforcement increases the likelihood that the commitments that private parties made to one another and the privileges they obtained will be recognized and enforced without regard to pre-existing social ties or competing norms and that these legal claims will even be respected by strangers. As long as the threat of coercive law enforcement is sufficiently credible, voluntary compliance can be achieved without mobilizing it in every case.” The threat of coercive law enforcement and incentives to obey the rules diminish, however, in a globalized commercial world: “The legal protections capital enjoys are arguably the mother of all subsidies. Rising inequality is the logical conclusion of a legal order that systematically privileges some holders’ assets, but not others. This is the case especially in a globalized world, in which intervention on the side of the less advantaged can be so easily punished by capital taking to the exit.”Last year’s We the Corporations by Adam Winkler provided a masterful legal history on how corporations won important constitutional battles for their own “civil rights” in the Supreme Court over the past 200 years. This book is equally ambitious in addressing how the rest of our common law regime has been shaped by corporate lawyers to advance the interests of corporations and their owners. Together, they go a long way in explaining their dominance in law, society and, inevitably, politics.

Name: Philo
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Capitalismscreamrisesthroughsomewhatopaquestructures
Date: Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2019
Review: This is a book of just a sort and focus I've long been waiting for. It gets right to the crux of the nuts and bolts of wealth and power, the maps and charters, if you will, lifting these layers to a deep level which digs beyond the PR myths and justifications offered by the rich and powerful, for their station in life. The roots of power and control can be obscured by various opaque concepts and documents, and it is all laid bare here, concept by concept, piece by piece. I appreciate her digging through some history and delivering some takes I hadn't seen or imagined yet. We must travel back some to see what congealed into our present system. The author explores the different paths and ways of life that were shunted aside, along the way, whose ideas might yet be useful for us, in the search for a future political economy, land use, and planetary footprint that is survivable and good.Some other books here which touch on similar themes, but from different angles, include Property by Raymond Frey (going back into great thinkers on property's underlying concepts), and White Shoe, by Jon Oller (on the elite lawyer-history side). I found both of those excellent in their own ways, and reviewed them here.Once this book gets past the basics, about an hour or so in, so;me things show up I appreciate, I have not seen much of elsewhere (in audio),for example:- A neat map of the financial and corporate structure of latter-day Lehman Brothers, and a sketch of some of its post-bankruptcy experiences (especially rare in the literature). This is a shell game and sleight-of-hand at its best!- A deeper dive into the parts and operators of a pretty typical collateralized mortgage structure, pre-2008, and its place in mortgage finance (going beyond the simplicities that popular books have stuck with), and- A journey back into the origins of financial instruments, since about the 1450s, and the evolution of innovations in that area. From that, the listener can follow the bread crumbs right to where we are.These are relatively unusual things to find at a good price in any form. Each, for me, is worth the price of admission here. A few areas get mildly flat and repetitive, but I overall I like this one a lot.Another book that may be of interest is a favorite (just read my second time through), The End of Alchemy by Mervyn King. This overlaps with this book, by showing the conjuring act certain powerful private entities are allowed to do, to generate and aim streams of credit and wealth (so, power), and how these entities also enjoy public backstops if things go wrong.

Name: georges ugeux
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Aramrkableanalysisofthebiasofthelawtowardswealthandinequality
Date: Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2020
Review: Once upon a time, a book comes out that overwhelms the reader.Katarina Pistor's us of the code of capital is one of them. It literally redefines the relationship between power and money through the use or abuse of the law. Yet the basic mechanism is simple: after lobbying the governments and lawmakers, to get what they want, the wealth and corporate will use their money to hire superb lawyers ho will not just tell them how to apply the law, but will make state law into private law by using their powerful interests. Through a series of concrete examples, the Author forces us to see the reality. As lawyers, we run the risk to be instrumentalized in the transformation of the law into a weapon to the benefit of the wealthy. The book is extremely readable, yet intense and robust in its demonstration.

Name: Mike watkins Jr.
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Toughreadkindadrybutveryinformative
Date: Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2019
Review: Not going to go into details... most have said already what I would say. The only thing I would add is this book or... at least examples utilized in this book are complex and full of stats/numbers . The nc2 trust example is a good example of this. The book didn’t flow very well... a lot of jumping tbh and some examples were not needed so I didn’t really enjoy reading this tbh outside of the information it provided... but that’s just me. Lastly the book makes as good as an argument you can make for how capital is actually created by law... and not purely a manifestation of the free market ... but in the end it’s only convincing in some context... and there are limited examples of some of the things the author mentions. But yeah well written book, but very complex and not entirely convincing.