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July 30, 1964. (1964-07-30) (aged 64) Harrison, New York, U.S. Education. Princeton University ( AB) Harvard University ( LLB) James McCauley Landis (September 25, 1899 – July 30, 1964) was an American government official and legal adviser. He served as Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission from 1935 to 1937.
Jan 21, 2015 · On Nov. 24, the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard hosted “Too Big to Fail or Too Hard to Remember: Lessons from the New Deal and the Triumph, Tragedy, and Lost Legacy of James M. Landis,” a discussion of the legacy of scholar, administrator, advocate and political adviser known for his seminal contribution to the creation of the modern system of market regulation in the United ...
Public Lecture on James Landis 11242014 Too Big To Fail or Too Hard to Remember: Lessons from the New Deal and the Triumph, Tragedy, and Lost Legacy of James M. Landis | Edmond & Lily Safra Center for Ethics
Dec 11, 2004 · The Securities and Exchange Commission Historical Society honored James M. Landis, second chairman of the SEC. Landis was an adviser to multiple generations of Kennedys and dean of Harvard's law ...
LANDIS, JAMES M. (1899–1964)James McCauley Landis was a gifted lawyer, professor and dean at Harvard Law School, and writer, whose outstanding contribution to American law was his theoretical analysis and practical championing of regulatory commissions. He was a student of felix frankfurter and coauthored The Business of the Supreme Court ...
11-11:45am: Keynote and response12-12:50pm: Roundtable discussion. Too Big to Fail or Too Hard to Remember: Lessons from the New Deal and the Triumph, Tragedy, and Lost Legacy of James M. Landis
During World War II, when he again left the Harvard Law School, the crosscurrents and eddies in his complex and restless nature were stirred to more strenuous agitation by the turbulence of the times. When he returned after the war, he was unable again t These remarks were originally delivered at funeral services for James M. Landis on Aug. 2 ...
