The goal of this event was to continue to promote research in, and present and discuss works in progress related to, Austrian Law & Economics and related themes such as spontaneous order and public choice, as well as to promote research informed by Austrian themes.
The articles presented at this Research Roundtable will be published in a forthcoming book edited by Todd J. Zywicki and Peter J. Boettke.
Available article drafts are provided below in order of presentation.
Agenda
Hayek and Coase v. Posner
Todd Zywicki and Peter Boettke
Reconciling Austrian and Posnerian Legal Theory
Peter Leeson
Hayek
John Tomasi
Hayek and Law
Todd Henderson
Austrian Law and Economics and the Efficiency of the Common Law
Ed Stringham
Jurisprudence and Austrian Economics
Gerald Postema
Customary Commercial Law, Credibility, Contracting, and Credit in the High Middle Ages
Bruce Benson
Legal Process for Fostering Innovation
Larry Ribstein and Henry Butler
Comparison of Austrian and “Behavioral” Approaches to Contract Law
Marcus Cole
New Paternalism
Mario Rizzo
Bankruptcy
Todd Zywicki and Shruti Rajagopalan
Corporate Law
Thom Lambert
Civil Procedure
Jeffrey Parker
Land Use Torts in Austrian Economics and Law & Economics
Eric Claeys
Torts
Mike DeBow
The Law and Economics of Foreign Intervention and Rule Reform
Christopher Coyne