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Normalizing Foreclosure: Land, Credit, and Early Colonial Experiments

Normalizing Foreclosure: Land, Credit, and Early Colonial Experiments

Update: 2020-12-16

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K-Sue Park joins Michael Dawson to launch Season 5 of New Dawn. Park is an Associate Professor of Law at Georgetown University. She has written extensively on foreclosure, land, dispossession, and displacement. Her publications have appeared in the Harvard Law Review, The History of the Present, Law & Social Inquiry, Law & Society Review, and the New York Times. (Due to some unavoidable technical issues, the beginning of the episode is a bit distorted. Thank you for your patience and for tuning in.)

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Normalizing Foreclosure: Land, Credit, and Early Colonial Experiments

Normalizing Foreclosure: Land, Credit, and Early Colonial Experiments

Michael Dawson