Research Handbook on Austrian Law and Economics
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Research Handbook on Austrian Law and Economics
Boettke, Peter J.; Zywicki, Todd J.
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
12/2017
456
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Inglês
9781849801133
15 a 20 dias
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Contents:
Part I Introduction
1. Law and economics: the contributions of the Austrian School of Economics
Peter J. Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Part II Methodology of Law and Economics
2. Property rights, the Coase Theorem and informality
Martin Krause
3. Coase, Posner, and Austrian law and economics
Peter T. Leeson
Part III Evolutionary Law
4. Nature as first custom: Hayek on the evolution of social rules
Gerald J. Postema
5. The law and economics of rule reform
Christopher J. Coyne
6. Legal process for fostering innovation
Henry N. Butler and Larry E. Ribstein
7. Customary commercial law, credibility, contracting, and credit in the high Middle Ages
Bruce L. Benson
8. Self-Governance, property rights, and illicit commerce
David Skarbek
9. Austrian law and economics and efficiency in the common law
Todd J. Zywicki and Edward P. Stringham
10. Dispute resolution when rationalities conflict: cost and choice in a mixed economy
Richard E. Wagner
Part IV Basic Law
11. Sparks cases in contemporary law and economic scholarship
Eric R. Claeys
12. Austrian economics and tort law
Michael E. DeBow
13. Antitrust and competition from a market-process perspective
Donald J. Boudreaux
14. Civil Procedure reconsidered
Jeffrey S. Parker
15. An Austrian analysis of contemporary American business law
Peter G. Klein and Thomas A. Lambert
16. Firms without boards: unleashing the Hayekian firm
M. Todd Henderson
17. Bankruptcy judge as a central planner
Todd J. Zywicki and Shruti Rajagopalan
18. Family Law, uncertainty, and the coordination of human capital
Steven Horwitz
Part V Conclusion
19. Conclusion: the future of "Austrian" Law and Economics
Peter J. Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Index
Part I Introduction
1. Law and economics: the contributions of the Austrian School of Economics
Peter J. Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Part II Methodology of Law and Economics
2. Property rights, the Coase Theorem and informality
Martin Krause
3. Coase, Posner, and Austrian law and economics
Peter T. Leeson
Part III Evolutionary Law
4. Nature as first custom: Hayek on the evolution of social rules
Gerald J. Postema
5. The law and economics of rule reform
Christopher J. Coyne
6. Legal process for fostering innovation
Henry N. Butler and Larry E. Ribstein
7. Customary commercial law, credibility, contracting, and credit in the high Middle Ages
Bruce L. Benson
8. Self-Governance, property rights, and illicit commerce
David Skarbek
9. Austrian law and economics and efficiency in the common law
Todd J. Zywicki and Edward P. Stringham
10. Dispute resolution when rationalities conflict: cost and choice in a mixed economy
Richard E. Wagner
Part IV Basic Law
11. Sparks cases in contemporary law and economic scholarship
Eric R. Claeys
12. Austrian economics and tort law
Michael E. DeBow
13. Antitrust and competition from a market-process perspective
Donald J. Boudreaux
14. Civil Procedure reconsidered
Jeffrey S. Parker
15. An Austrian analysis of contemporary American business law
Peter G. Klein and Thomas A. Lambert
16. Firms without boards: unleashing the Hayekian firm
M. Todd Henderson
17. Bankruptcy judge as a central planner
Todd J. Zywicki and Shruti Rajagopalan
18. Family Law, uncertainty, and the coordination of human capital
Steven Horwitz
Part V Conclusion
19. Conclusion: the future of "Austrian" Law and Economics
Peter J. Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Index
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Austrian economics; law and economics; F.A. Hayek; Ludwig von Mises; spontaneous order; institutional economics;
Contents:
Part I Introduction
1. Law and economics: the contributions of the Austrian School of Economics
Peter J. Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Part II Methodology of Law and Economics
2. Property rights, the Coase Theorem and informality
Martin Krause
3. Coase, Posner, and Austrian law and economics
Peter T. Leeson
Part III Evolutionary Law
4. Nature as first custom: Hayek on the evolution of social rules
Gerald J. Postema
5. The law and economics of rule reform
Christopher J. Coyne
6. Legal process for fostering innovation
Henry N. Butler and Larry E. Ribstein
7. Customary commercial law, credibility, contracting, and credit in the high Middle Ages
Bruce L. Benson
8. Self-Governance, property rights, and illicit commerce
David Skarbek
9. Austrian law and economics and efficiency in the common law
Todd J. Zywicki and Edward P. Stringham
10. Dispute resolution when rationalities conflict: cost and choice in a mixed economy
Richard E. Wagner
Part IV Basic Law
11. Sparks cases in contemporary law and economic scholarship
Eric R. Claeys
12. Austrian economics and tort law
Michael E. DeBow
13. Antitrust and competition from a market-process perspective
Donald J. Boudreaux
14. Civil Procedure reconsidered
Jeffrey S. Parker
15. An Austrian analysis of contemporary American business law
Peter G. Klein and Thomas A. Lambert
16. Firms without boards: unleashing the Hayekian firm
M. Todd Henderson
17. Bankruptcy judge as a central planner
Todd J. Zywicki and Shruti Rajagopalan
18. Family Law, uncertainty, and the coordination of human capital
Steven Horwitz
Part V Conclusion
19. Conclusion: the future of "Austrian" Law and Economics
Peter J. Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Index
Part I Introduction
1. Law and economics: the contributions of the Austrian School of Economics
Peter J. Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Part II Methodology of Law and Economics
2. Property rights, the Coase Theorem and informality
Martin Krause
3. Coase, Posner, and Austrian law and economics
Peter T. Leeson
Part III Evolutionary Law
4. Nature as first custom: Hayek on the evolution of social rules
Gerald J. Postema
5. The law and economics of rule reform
Christopher J. Coyne
6. Legal process for fostering innovation
Henry N. Butler and Larry E. Ribstein
7. Customary commercial law, credibility, contracting, and credit in the high Middle Ages
Bruce L. Benson
8. Self-Governance, property rights, and illicit commerce
David Skarbek
9. Austrian law and economics and efficiency in the common law
Todd J. Zywicki and Edward P. Stringham
10. Dispute resolution when rationalities conflict: cost and choice in a mixed economy
Richard E. Wagner
Part IV Basic Law
11. Sparks cases in contemporary law and economic scholarship
Eric R. Claeys
12. Austrian economics and tort law
Michael E. DeBow
13. Antitrust and competition from a market-process perspective
Donald J. Boudreaux
14. Civil Procedure reconsidered
Jeffrey S. Parker
15. An Austrian analysis of contemporary American business law
Peter G. Klein and Thomas A. Lambert
16. Firms without boards: unleashing the Hayekian firm
M. Todd Henderson
17. Bankruptcy judge as a central planner
Todd J. Zywicki and Shruti Rajagopalan
18. Family Law, uncertainty, and the coordination of human capital
Steven Horwitz
Part V Conclusion
19. Conclusion: the future of "Austrian" Law and Economics
Peter J. Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Index
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