"One of the most notable trends in recent legal scholarship is the reinvigoration of the contract paradigm, and these original papers by some of the most distinguished North American law-and-economics scholars make a strong case for the virtues of contractarianism across a wide spectrum of legal specialties, including contract law, tort law, family law, bankruptcy, and private international law. The commentaries develop nuanced concepts, such as efficiency-enhancing limitations on contractual freedom. This important, impressive, and timely collection, accessible to a wide audience, should…mehr
"One of the most notable trends in recent legal scholarship is the reinvigoration of the contract paradigm, and these original papers by some of the most distinguished North American law-and-economics scholars make a strong case for the virtues of contractarianism across a wide spectrum of legal specialties, including contract law, tort law, family law, bankruptcy, and private international law. The commentaries develop nuanced concepts, such as efficiency-enhancing limitations on contractual freedom. This important, impressive, and timely collection, accessible to a wide audience, should become the standard reference on free bargaining and contractarianism."--Thomas S. Ulen, University of Illinois College of LawHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Introduction I. Free Bargaining and Formalism Contracts Small and Large: Contract Law through the Lens of Laissez-Faire / Richard A. Epstein The Decline of Formality in Contract Law / Eric A. Posner External Critiques of Laissez-Faire Contract Values / Michael Trebilcock In Defense of the Old Order / Timothy J. Muris The Limits of Freedom of Contract in the Age of Laissez-Faire Constitutionalism / Gregory S. Alexander II. Bargaining around Tort Law Courts and the Tort-Contract Boundary in Product Liability / Paul H. Rubin Commodifying Liability / Robert Cooter III. Contracting for Land Use Law Zoning by Private Contract / Robert H. Nelson Dealing with the NIMBY Problem / William A. Fischel Devolutionary Proposals and Contractarian Principles / Steven J. Eagle The (Limited) Ability of Urban Neighbors to Contract for the Provision of Local Public Goods / Robert C. Ellickson IV. Free Bargaining in Family Law A Contract Theory of Marriage / Elizabeth S. Scott and Robert E. Scott Marriage as a Signal / Michael J. Trebilcock Family Law and Social Norms / Eric A. Posner Contracting around No-Fault Divorce / Margaret F. Brinig V. Bargaining Around Bankruptcy Reorganization Law Contracting for Bankruptcy Systems / Alan Schwartz Free Contracting in Bankruptcy / F.H. Buckley Free Contracting in Bankruptcy at Home and Abroad / Robert K. Rasmussen VI. Choosing Law by Contract Contract and Jurisdictional Freedom / Bruce H. Kobayashi and Larry E. Ribstein A Comment on Contract and Jurisdictional Competition / Michael Klausner Choice of Law as a Precommitment Device / Geoffrey P. Miller Corporate Law as the Paradigm for Contractual Choice of Law / Robert Romano Notes Contributors Index
Preface Introduction I. Free Bargaining and Formalism Contracts Small and Large: Contract Law through the Lens of Laissez-Faire / Richard A. Epstein The Decline of Formality in Contract Law / Eric A. Posner External Critiques of Laissez-Faire Contract Values / Michael Trebilcock In Defense of the Old Order / Timothy J. Muris The Limits of Freedom of Contract in the Age of Laissez-Faire Constitutionalism / Gregory S. Alexander II. Bargaining around Tort Law Courts and the Tort-Contract Boundary in Product Liability / Paul H. Rubin Commodifying Liability / Robert Cooter III. Contracting for Land Use Law Zoning by Private Contract / Robert H. Nelson Dealing with the NIMBY Problem / William A. Fischel Devolutionary Proposals and Contractarian Principles / Steven J. Eagle The (Limited) Ability of Urban Neighbors to Contract for the Provision of Local Public Goods / Robert C. Ellickson IV. Free Bargaining in Family Law A Contract Theory of Marriage / Elizabeth S. Scott and Robert E. Scott Marriage as a Signal / Michael J. Trebilcock Family Law and Social Norms / Eric A. Posner Contracting around No-Fault Divorce / Margaret F. Brinig V. Bargaining Around Bankruptcy Reorganization Law Contracting for Bankruptcy Systems / Alan Schwartz Free Contracting in Bankruptcy / F.H. Buckley Free Contracting in Bankruptcy at Home and Abroad / Robert K. Rasmussen VI. Choosing Law by Contract Contract and Jurisdictional Freedom / Bruce H. Kobayashi and Larry E. Ribstein A Comment on Contract and Jurisdictional Competition / Michael Klausner Choice of Law as a Precommitment Device / Geoffrey P. Miller Corporate Law as the Paradigm for Contractual Choice of Law / Robert Romano Notes Contributors Index
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