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K. Sabeel Rahman

K. Sabeel Rahman is a Four Freedoms Center Fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, and in 2015 will be joining the faculty at Brooklyn Law School. His research focuses on democratic theory, participatory institutional design, and economic policy. He earned his JD from Harvard Law School and Ph.D in political theory from the Harvard Department of Government.  

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Class & Inequality

Monopoly Men

After an eventful summer in Silicon Valley, there is blood in the water. At stake is democracy itself.

K. Sabeel Rahman

Forum

Losing and Gaining Public Goods

To build a tangible, inclusive, meaningful, and durable community, we must begin with public goods.

K. Sabeel Rahman

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Sabeel Rahman responds

What makes a good public?

K. Sabeel Rahman

Class & Inequality

The Return of Vulture Capitalism

Financial reforms are on Trump’s chopping block, and the stakes extend far beyond the economy.

K. Sabeel Rahman

Forum Response

Sabeel Rahman Final Response to Curbing the New Corporate Power

I must begin by thanking the respondents for a rich and wide-ranging discussion. They raise

K. Sabeel Rahman

Forum

Curbing the New Corporate Power

Consumer prices are not the only concern raised by dominant companies.

K. Sabeel Rahman

Books & Ideas

Fighting Inequality in the New Gilded Age

Restoring genuine democracy must go beyond campaign finance.  

K. Sabeel Rahman

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