Legal orderings and economic institutions
By: edited by Fabrizio Cafaggi, Antonio Nicita, and Ugo Pagano.
Contributors: Cafaggi, Fabrizio.; Nicita, Antonio.; Pagano, Ugo, 1951-
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2006
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 356
Subjects: Law and economics; Law -- Economic aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Law, economics and institutional complexity : an introduction / F. Cafaggi, A. Nicita and U. Pagano; title: Complexity in law and economics; title: Economics in the future of the law / T. Ulen; title: Law and economics in historic perspective; title: North; title: Legal positions and institutional complementarities / U. Pagano; title: Legislate today or wait until tomorrow? an investment approach to lawmaking / F. Parisi and N. Ghei; title: Private orderings, efficiency and the role of the state; title: The enforcement of contracts and the role of the state / A. Schwartz; title: Minimal liberty and the "Coasean liberal" : setting boundaries and complementarities between the state and the market / A. Nicita and E. Savaglio; title: Private orderings and intellectual property : what is it the best incentive system? / N. Gallini and S. Scotchmer; title: Fairness and welfare : are they really competing values? / F. Denozza; title: Contractual incompleteness and the nature of endogenous enforcement; title: Costly contingent contracts : a failure of the coase theorem / Anderlini and L. Felli; title: Game-theoretic solutions to endogenous contractual incompleteness / F. Farina; title: Customary contracts / H. Peyton Young; title: Group relations and industrial districts / A. Battistini; title: Governance models and corporate ethics; title: What is a corporation? the corporate personality controversy and comparative corporate governance / K. Iwai; title: Fiduciary duties, models of firms and organizational theories in the context of relational interdependencies / F. Cafaggi; title: Incomplete contracts and corporate ethics : a game theoretical model under fuzzy information / Sacconi.