International Review of Law and Economics

1981 - 2024

Current editor(s): C. Ott, A. W. Katz and H-B. SchÃ¤fer

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Joint liability in torts: Marginal and infra-marginal efficiency pp. 235-249: Thomas Miceli and Kathleen Segerson
The effect of post-trial activity on large jury awards pp. 251-260: Ivy E. Broder and Thomas Husted
Economic analysis in civil law countries: Past, present, future pp. 261-263: R. Cooter and J. Gordley
Law and economics in civil law countries: A comparative approach pp. 265-275: Ugo Mattei and Roberto Pardolesi
The difficult reception of law and economics in Germany pp. 277-292: Christian Kirchner
Switzerland pp. 293-300: Gerard Hertig
Law and economics in Japan: Hatching stage pp. 301-308: Shozo Ota
Law and economics in Spain pp. 309-317: Santos Pastor
Law and economics in Sweden pp. 319-324: Goran Skogh
Prospects for law and economics in civil law countries: Austria pp. 325-329: Wolfgang Weigel
The European Community pp. 331-342: Gerard Hertig

Lugano conference pp. 122-122: Gerard Hertig
Individual precautions to prevent theft: Private versus socially optimal behavior pp. 123-132: Steven Shavell
The enforcement of product liability rules: A two-country analysis of court cases pp. 133-148: J. Finsinger, T. Hoehn and A. Potoschnig
Lapses, conflict, and akrasia in torts and crimes: Towards an economic theory of the will pp. 149-164: Robert D. Cooter
Self-regulation of the professions in Belgium pp. 165-182: Roger Van Den Bergh and Michael Faure
High-yield debt as an incentive device pp. 183-201: Frank H. Easterbrook
Secured debt, bankruptcy, and the creditors' bargain model pp. 203-221: Jochen Drukarczyk
The initiation problem in bankruptcy pp. 223-232: Douglas G. Baird

Optimal criminal procedure: Fairness and deterrence pp. 3-10: Thomas Miceli
The choice of risky technologies and liability pp. 11-22: Jorg Finsinger
Insurance law and adverse selection pp. 23-45: Hugh Gravelle
An economic analysis of collateral estoppel pp. 47-61: Stephen Spurr
Commercial impracticability in contract law: An economic analysis pp. 63-82: Pietro Trimarchi
Legal principles of financial market integration in 1992: An economic analysis pp. 83-99: Patrick Van Cayseele and Dirk Heremans
To make the punishment fit the crime: The theory and statistical estimation of a multi-period optimal deterrence model pp. 101-110: John Nash
An economic analysis of the criminal proceedings in civil-law countries pp. 111-116: C. Y. Cyrus Chu

Strict liability in a principal-agent model pp. 219-231: Harry A. Newman and David W. Wright
Re-examining liability rules when injurers as well as victims suffer losses pp. 233-239: Jennifer H. Arlen
Liability for nuclear accidents in Belgium from an interest group perspective pp. 241-254: Michael Faure and Roger Van Den Bergh
Rationing trials by waiting: Welfare implications pp. 255-270: Hugh Gravelle
The social value of crime? pp. 271-284: Jeff L. Lewin and William N. Trumbull
Taxation, the standard of care and damage awards pp. 285-292: Samuel Rea

Liability insurers as corporate monitors pp. 115-129: Clifford G. Holderness
Takeover rules in the European Community: An economic analysis of proposed takeover guidelines and already issued disclosure rules pp. 131-148: Dieter Hahn
Legal advice about acts already committed pp. 149-159: Louis Kaplow and Steven Shavell
The influence of litigation costs on deterrence under strict liability and under negligence pp. 161-171: Keith N. Hylton
Victor Mataja's liability for damages from an economic viewpoint: A centennial to an ignored economic analysis of tort pp. 173-191: Izhak England
Some welfare implications of no-fault automobile insurance pp. 193-205: Rose Anne Devlin
Ownership, control and the firm: The organization of economic-activity, volume I: Harold Demsetz. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1988. pp. 300. [UK pound]32.50 pp. 207-211: Gavin Reid
Law and economics: N. Mercuro (ed.), Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1988. 272 pp. $49.50 pp. 211-214: A. McGuire
Liability--perspectives and policy: Robert E. Litan and Clifford Winston, eds., The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., 1988 pp. 214-216: Erich Schanze

The effect of frivolous lawsuits on the settlement of litigation pp. 3-27: Avery Katz
Predation in the courts: Legal versus economic analysis in sham litigation cases pp. 29-40: Christopher C. Klein
Diffuse rights in search of an agent: A property rights analysis of the firm in the socialist market economy pp. 41-59: Andras Sajo
The impact of early safety legislation: The case of the safety appliance act of 1893 pp. 61-75: Philip L. Hersch and Jeffry M. Netter
Judicial policymaking: The greeneing of US telecommunications pp. 77-100: John A. K. Huntley and Douglas C. Pitt
The political economy of rent-seeking: Charles K. Rowley, Robert D. Tollison, and Gordon Tullock, eds. Boston/Dordrecht/Lancaster: Kluwer Academic Publisher, 1988. ISBN 0-89838-241-6 pp. 101-106: Edward M. Aretz
>Law as an instrument of economic policy: Comparative and critical approaches: Terence Daintith, ed. Berlin & New York: Walter de Gruyter, 1988. pp. viii + 432. [UK pound]75.00 pp. 106-108: A. I. Ogus
The economics of the law: Frank H. Stephen, Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University Press and Brighton, Sussex: Wheatsheaf Books Ltd., 1988 pp. 108-111: Roger Van den Bergh