Title: Culture, law, and economics : three Berkeley lectures.
Authors: Fikentscher, Wolfgang, 1928-; Max-Planck-Institut für Geistiges Eigentum, Wettbewerbs- und Steuerrecht.
Publisher: Stæmpfli ; Carolina Academic Press,
Year: 2004
Subjects: Law and economics.; Economic anthropology.; Culture and law.; Law and anthropology
Contents: One: Market Anthropology. Chapter 1 Wealth Without Prosperity: Hernando de Soto, Demaratos and the Anonymous Jamblichi -- Chapter 2 Culture and Economics -- Some General Remarks -- Chapter 3 The Legal and Anthropological Contexts of Markets -- Chapter 4 The Economies of the Various Cultures -- Chapter 5 Economic Anthropology in a Nutshell -- With a Preliminary Look at "the Market" -- Chapter 6 A Critique of the Present State of Economic Anthropology -- Chapter 7 Conclusion of Part One -- Two: Objective and Individual Markets. Chapter 8 From the Plurality of Economic Systems to the Rule Cultural Respect as a General Principle of Antitrust -- Chapter 9 The Theory of the Individual Market as the Core Concept of the "Western" Model of a Free Market System. Chapter 10: Consequences and Implications of the Individual Market Theory -- Three: Markets, and Non-Markets of Collective Goods, Wit the Model of Free Economy Chapter 11 Collective Goods -- Chapter 12 Collective Goods and Economic Spheres