Geoffrey P Miller

Professor

New York University

Current

Columbia Law School

J.D.

1978

Princeton University

A.B.

1973

Honors: magna cum laude

Paul M. Bator Award for Excellence in Teaching, Scholarship and Public Service

Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies

1992

United States Supreme Court Bar

Member

Current

United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit Bar

Member

Current

United States District Court for the District of Columbia Bar

Member

Current

District of Columbia Bar

Member

Current

American Bar Association

Member

Current

American Law Institute

Member

Current

Editorial Board, Supreme Court Economic Review

Member

Current

Editorial Board, The Independent Review

Member

Current

Editorial Board, The Independent Review Economic Law

Member

Current

Advisory Board, LSN Comparative Law Abstracts

Member

Current

International Academic Council, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland

Member

2004 - Current

Advisory Board, University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law Asian Institute of International Financial Law

Member

2001 - Current

Member

2001 - Current

Activities: Board of Advisors, Asian Institute of International Financial Law

President

1999 - Current

Activities: Section on Financial Institutions and Consumer Financial Services, American Association of Law Schools

Member

1997 - Current

Activities: Editorial Advisory Board, The Brookings-Wharton Papers on Financial Policy

Member

1996 - Current

Activities: Board of Advisors, The Independent Review

Section on Business Associations, American Association of Law Schools

Chairman

1995 - Current

Member

1995 - Current

Activities: Editorial Advisory Board, Supreme Court Economic Review

President

1995 - Current

Activities: Section on Business Associations, American Association of Law Schools

Foreign Advisory Committee, Latin American Law and Economics Association

Member

1995 - 2000

Member

1996 - 1999

Activities: Board of Directors, American Law and Economics Association

Foreign Advisory Board, Universitad Tocurato Di Tella School of Law, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Member

1992 - 1999

Board of Directors, American Law and Economics Association

Member

1995 - 1998

Member

1985 - 1993

Activities: Board of Contributors, American Bar Association Preview of Supreme Court Cases

Consultant

1991 - 1992

Activities: Administrative Conference of the United States

Consultant

1988 - 1989

Activities: Administrative Conference of the United States

Legal Aspects of the International Activities of Central Banks, Lima Peru

October 1, 1997

central bank of Peru

Brought together leaders in the legal and economic issues facing central banks in the management of their external reserves.

Central Banks in Latin America, Bogota, Colombia

February 2, 1996

central bank of Colombia with technical assistance from the Legal Affairs Department of the International Monetary Fund

brought together leaders of Latin American central banks, the international financial community, and scholars from a variety of disciplines, to discuss issues related to the independence of central banks and economic development.

Central Banks in Asia, Shanghai, China

October 2, 1995

KPMG-Peat Marwick

brought together leaders from commercial banks, investment banks, and industrial firms, as well as central bankers, to discuss Asian central banks to address issues such as the proposed law granting a degree of independence to the central bank of China.

Ancient Law, Berkeley, California

March 1, 1995

Professors James Lindgren of Chicago-Kent Law School and Laurent Mayali of the University of California at Berkeley Law School

brought together important figures from a variety of disciplines interested in Ancient Law. The proceedings are being published as two special issues of the Chicago-Kent Law Review, and as a book published by the Robbins Collection, Berkeley, California.

Central Banks in Eastern Europe and the Newly Independent States, Chicago, Illinois

April 1, 1994

This conference brought together the Prime Minister of Estonia, three present or former Ministers of Finance of Eastern European states (including Boris Fyoderov, former Finance Minister of the Russian Republic), the heads of the central banks of eleven nations in Eastern Europe and the Newly Independent States, together with a wide variety of highly-placed officials from these countries and from the west, to discuss issues related to the independence of central banks and economic development.

Bank Mergers and Acquisitions, New York, New York

NYU Stern School of Business Salomon Center in association with the New York University Law School's Center for the Study of Central Banks

brought together leading academics, lawyers, and investment bankers to discuss some of the broader implications of bank mergers and acquisitions. Co-organizer of this conference was Professor Yakov Amihud of the Stern School's Finance Department.

Governance of Institutional Investors, New York, New York

NYU Stern School of Business Salomon Center in association with the New York University Law School Center for the Study of Central Banks

brought together top executives, attorneys, scholars and others interested in the management and organization, both economic and legal, of the nation's large institutional investors, including its mutual fund industry.