Isabel Feichtner is Professor at the University of Würzburg, Germany.Geoff Gordon is Senior Researcher at the Asser Institute, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands.

• 1. Constitutions of Value: An Introduction to the Symposium Isabel Feichtner and Geoff Gordon 2. The Constitution of Non-Monetary Surplus Values Gunther Teubner 3. Against Value(s): Marx, Wertkritik and the Illusions of State, Politics and Law Klaus Kempter 4. Real (E)State: Valuing a Nation under Imperial Rentier Capitalism Christine Schwöbel-Patel 5. Paris is Burning: A Cautionary Tale About the Politics of Value Clair Quentin 6. Capitalism, the Constitutional Theory of the Firm, and Value Production: Investment and Labor Market Precarity Jamee K. Moudud 7. The Key to Value: The Debate over Commensurability in Neoclassical and Credit Approaches to Money Christine Desan 8. States, Markets, and Transnational Law: A Re-evaluation of the Legal ‘Constitution’ of Money Anna Chadwick 9. Financial Value, Anthropological Critique, and the Operations of the Law Fabian Muniesa 10. Critique of Valuation in the Calculation of Damages in ISDS: Between Law, Finance and Politics Toni Marzal 11. On the Value of Rights Florian Hoffmann 12. Value as Potentiality: Blockchain and the Age of Institutional Challenges Outi Korhonen and Juho Rantala 13. The Contemporary Values of Operadiction Regimes Dimitri Van Den Meerssche and Geoff Gordon 14. Legally Constituting the Value of Nature: the Green Economy and Stranded Assets Julia Dehm 15. The Market as a ‘Rigged Game’: Theories of Ecologically Unequal Exchange and Their Implications for Value, Price, and Measures of Real Wealth Oliver Schlaudt 16. Value in the Emotional Register Jessie Hohmann 17. Value Talk in Legal Academia John D. Haskell 18. A Vague Reflection on Value, or, the (Im)possibility of Radical Imagination Sofia Stolk

Isabel Feichtner is Professor at the University of Würzburg, Germany.Geoff Gordon is Senior Researcher at the Asser Institute, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands.

• 1. Constitutions of Value: An Introduction to the Symposium Isabel Feichtner and Geoff Gordon 2. The Constitution of Non-Monetary Surplus Values Gunther Teubner 3. Against Value(s): Marx, Wertkritik and the Illusions of State, Politics and Law Klaus Kempter 4. Real (E)State: Valuing a Nation under Imperial Rentier Capitalism Christine Schwöbel-Patel 5. Paris is Burning: A Cautionary Tale About the Politics of Value Clair Quentin 6. Capitalism, the Constitutional Theory of the Firm, and Value Production: Investment and Labor Market Precarity Jamee K. Moudud 7. The Key to Value: The Debate over Commensurability in Neoclassical and Credit Approaches to Money Christine Desan 8. States, Markets, and Transnational Law: A Re-evaluation of the Legal ‘Constitution’ of Money Anna Chadwick 9. Financial Value, Anthropological Critique, and the Operations of the Law Fabian Muniesa 10. Critique of Valuation in the Calculation of Damages in ISDS: Between Law, Finance and Politics Toni Marzal 11. On the Value of Rights Florian Hoffmann 12. Value as Potentiality: Blockchain and the Age of Institutional Challenges Outi Korhonen and Juho Rantala 13. The Contemporary Values of Operadiction Regimes Dimitri Van Den Meerssche and Geoff Gordon 14. Legally Constituting the Value of Nature: the Green Economy and Stranded Assets Julia Dehm 15. The Market as a ‘Rigged Game’: Theories of Ecologically Unequal Exchange and Their Implications for Value, Price, and Measures of Real Wealth Oliver Schlaudt 16. Value in the Emotional Register Jessie Hohmann 17. Value Talk in Legal Academia John D. Haskell 18. A Vague Reflection on Value, or, the (Im)possibility of Radical Imagination Sofia Stolk

Isabel Feichtner is Professor at the University of Würzburg, Germany.Geoff Gordon is Senior Researcher at the Asser Institute, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands.

• 1. Constitutions of Value: An Introduction to the Symposium Isabel Feichtner and Geoff Gordon 2. The Constitution of Non-Monetary Surplus Values Gunther Teubner 3. Against Value(s): Marx, Wertkritik and the Illusions of State, Politics and Law Klaus Kempter 4. Real (E)State: Valuing a Nation under Imperial Rentier Capitalism Christine Schwöbel-Patel 5. Paris is Burning: A Cautionary Tale About the Politics of Value Clair Quentin 6. Capitalism, the Constitutional Theory of the Firm, and Value Production: Investment and Labor Market Precarity Jamee K. Moudud 7. The Key to Value: The Debate over Commensurability in Neoclassical and Credit Approaches to Money Christine Desan 8. States, Markets, and Transnational Law: A Re-evaluation of the Legal ‘Constitution’ of Money Anna Chadwick 9. Financial Value, Anthropological Critique, and the Operations of the Law Fabian Muniesa 10. Critique of Valuation in the Calculation of Damages in ISDS: Between Law, Finance and Politics Toni Marzal 11. On the Value of Rights Florian Hoffmann 12. Value as Potentiality: Blockchain and the Age of Institutional Challenges Outi Korhonen and Juho Rantala 13. The Contemporary Values of Operadiction Regimes Dimitri Van Den Meerssche and Geoff Gordon 14. Legally Constituting the Value of Nature: the Green Economy and Stranded Assets Julia Dehm 15. The Market as a ‘Rigged Game’: Theories of Ecologically Unequal Exchange and Their Implications for Value, Price, and Measures of Real Wealth Oliver Schlaudt 16. Value in the Emotional Register Jessie Hohmann 17. Value Talk in Legal Academia John D. Haskell 18. A Vague Reflection on Value, or, the (Im)possibility of Radical Imagination Sofia Stolk