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The Synthesis of Economic Law, Evolution, and History
Kakarot-Handtke, Egmont - 2014
It has long been criticized that history is almost entirely absent from orthodox economics. This deficiency is due to the fact that equilibrium and time make an odd couple. Because equilibrium is one of the crucial hard-core propositions of the research program it cannot be abandoned. This...
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Transnational commercial law, multi-level legal systems, and evolutionary economics
Kerber, Wolfgang - In: Law, economics and evolutionary theory, (pp. 297-321). 2011
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The "inner logic" of institutional evolution : towards a theory of the relationship between formal and "informal" law
Haldar, Antara - In: Toward a just society : Joseph Stiglitz and …, (pp. 422-440). 2018
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Approaching an investigation of multi-dimensional inequality through the lenses of variety in models of capitalism
Antonelli, Gilberto; Calia, Pinuccia Pasqualina; … - 2014
economic theory in this field after decades of globalization and in the midst of a persisting global crisis, in paragraphs 2 … why the models of capitalism theory is relevant for studying multidimensional inequality. These paragraphs emphasise that … the process of increasing inequality, the notion of symbolic violence and the models of capitalism theory. In the last …
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The Future of IP-competition Conflicts in EU Law
Schmidt-Kessen, Maria José - 2019
The area of conflicts between IP and competition law in EU law offers an interesting case study of the transformative impact of EU integration. IP‐competition conflicts form part of the CJEU's jurisprudence since the very early days of the EU. Nevertheless, the Court's legal reasoning has been...
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Judicial Comparativism and Judicial Diplomacy
Law, David S. - 2015
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The Globalization of Entrepreneurial Litigation : Law, Culture, and Incentives
Coffee, John C. - 2017
Entrepreneurial litigation is litigation in which the plaintiff's attorney functions as a risk-taking entrepreneur, financing, organizing, managing, and settling the litigation on behalf of numerous clients (who generally hold “negative value” claims), but with only modest oversight from the...
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Legal Origin or Colonial History?
Klerman, Daniel M.; Mahoney, Paul G.; Spamann, Holger; … - 2014
Economists have documented pervasive correlations between legal origins, modern regulation, and economic outcomes around the world. Where legal origin is exogenous, however, it is almost perfectly correlated with another set of potentially relevant background variables: the colonial policies of...
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Conflict of Laws in Insolvency Transaction Avoidance
Ho, Look Chan - 2008
The proliferation of rules aimed at the management of cross-border insolvencies has not been coupled with sufficient attention to the choice of law rules relating to the avoidance of antecedent transactions as legal acts detrimental to all the creditors. This article is the first of its kind in...
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Why Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD is not VHS vs. Betamax : the co-evolution of standard-setting consortia
Christ, Julian P.; Slowak, André P. - 2009
Extensive research has been conducted on the economics of standards in the last three decades. To date, standard-setting studies emphasize a superior role of demand-side-driven technology diffusion; these contributions assume the evolution of a user-driven momentum and network externalities. We...
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