Law and economics in 20th century Europe
Subtitle: history and methodology
By: edited by Sophie Harnay and Thierry Kirat
Publisher: Fabrizio Serra editore
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Pisa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 241
ISBN-13: 9788862278478
Subjects: Law and economics; History; Congresses; Law; Economics
Other titles: History of economic ideas.
Notes: Proceedings of a meeting held in Paris, France, Sept. 2014.

Issued as volume XXIII/2015/3 of the journal History of economic ideas.

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Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Law and economics in 20th-century Europe : history and methodology  -- Sophie Harnay, Thierry Kirat; title: An underrated originality of "the problem of social cost" : the LSE source  -- Elodie Bertrand; title: Law and economics and the Coase theorem : a view from Coase's papers and correspondence  -- Samuel Ferey; title: Crossing the Atlantic with Calabresi and Coase : efficiency, distribution, and justice at the origins of economic analysis of law in Britain  -- Steven G. Medema; title: Law and economics in Italy : some thoughts about the academic and judicial reception of Eal  -- Roberto Pardolesi; title: A short history of economic analysis of law in France 1980-2014 : preliminary milestones  -- Sophie Harnay; title: Law and economics of alimony : marriage or divorce?  -- Cécile Bourreau-Dubois, Myriam Doriat-Duban; title: Posnerian economic analysis of law and Kelsenian legal positivism : how similar are they?  -- Elisabeth Krecke; title: To what extent did European legal theory pave the way for an economic analysis of law? : insights from Kelsen, Hart and Del Vecchio  -- Régis Lanneau; title: François Gény and Edouard Lambert : two legal scholars on the path of the relationships between economics and the law -- Thierry Kirat.