Never the Twain Shall Meet?
Why could law and economics theory (hereinafter L&E ) develop to become the most prominent theory in US legal scholarship, while still playing only a minor role in Europe? As this article is also meant as a gloss, as “a propagandist tracet”,1 I herein
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Law and Economics in Europe Foundations and Applications
Law and Economics in Europe
Economic Analysis of Law in European Legal Scholarship Volume 1
Series Editor Klaus Mathis, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Editorial Board Pierluigi Chiassoni, University of Genoa, Italy P´eter Cserne, University of Hull, United Kingdom Bruno Deffains, University Paris II – Sorbonne Universities, France Thomas Eger, University of Hamburg, Germany Mariusz J. Golecki, University of Ł´od´z, Poland Andreas Heinemann, University of Zurich, Switzerland R´egis Lanneau, University of Paris West Nanterre La D´efense, France Aur´elien Portuese, University of Westminster, United Kingdom Kai Purnhagen, University of Wageningen and Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands Lucia A. Reisch, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Anne-Lise Sibony, University of Li`ege, Belgium Endre Stavang, University of Oslo, Norway
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Editor Klaus Mathis University of Lucerne Faculty of Law Lucerne, Switzerland
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