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Volume 21, issue 3, 2006

On the unification of legal rules in the European Union pp. 203-214

Bertrand Crettez and Regis Deloche

An optional European contract law code: Advantages and disadvantages pp. 215-236

Wolfgang Kerber and Stefan Grundmann

Why are the United States and the European Union failing to regulate the internet efficiently? Going beyond the bottom-up and top-down alternatives pp. 237-266

Jay Kesan and Andres Gallo

What kind of ‘generalized’ systems of preferences? pp. 267-283

Laura Sancho

Reporting on financial derivatives –A Law and Economics perspective pp. 285-314

Nir Naor

Volume 21, issue 2, 2006

Gresham's law in politics: Why are politicians not the most remarkable men for probity and punctuality? pp. 99-112

Rocío Albert and Francisco Cabrillo

Board composition and corporate governance–A multivariate analysis of listed Danish firms pp. 113-127

Casper Rose

Efficient compensation for employees' inventions pp. 129-148

Prof. Dr. Roland Kirstein and Birgit Will

The relative success of private funders and government funders in funding important science pp. 149-161

Arthur Diamond

Is tax competition harmful and is the EU an optimal tax area? pp. 163-177

George Emm. Halkos and Nickolas Kyriazis

Fraud, banking crisis, and regulatory enforcement: Evidence from micro-level transactions data pp. 179-197

H. Soral, Talan Ä°ÅŸcan and Gregory Hebb

Volume 21, issue 1, 2006

European integration from the agency theory perspective pp. 5-12

J. Faíña, Antonio García-Lorenzo and Jesús López-Rodríguez

Mortgage credit risk in EU countries: Constraints on exploiting the single currency market pp. 13-27

Robert Michael Buckley, Gulmira Karaguishiyeva, Robert Order and Laura Vecvagare

The relationship between copyright software protection and piracy: Evidence from europe pp. 29-51

Antonio Andrés

Institutions and contracts: Franchising pp. 53-78

Etienne Pfister, Bruno Deffains, Myriam Doriat-Duban and Stephane Saussier

Forced to make mistakes: Reasons for complaining about Bebchuk's scheme and other market-oriented insolvency procedures pp. 79-94

Alexander Dilger

Volume 20, issue 3, 2005

How to Improve Forensic Science pp. 255-286

Roger Koppl

Is Transaction Cost Economics Applicable to Public Governance? pp. 287-303

Dick Ruiter

Production of Scientific Knowledge and Radical Uncertainty: The Limits of the Normative Approach in Innovation Economics pp. 305-322

David Moroz

To What Extent are Cost Savings Passed on to Consumers? An Oligopoly Approach pp. 323-337

Adriaan Kate and Gunnar Niels

Relaxing Liquidity Constraints for Start-Ups: A Welfare Analysis Over the Italian Revised Corporate Law pp. 339-357

Alberto Casagrande and Marco Spallone

Volume 20, issue 2, 2005

Judicial Career Incentives and Court Performance: An Empirical Study of the German Labour Courts of Appeal pp. 127-144

Martin Schneider

Is the Treatment of Economic Loss by the Australian Courts in Torts Cases Anomalous? pp. 145-164

Andrew Charles Torre and Adrian Clifford

Negotiated Third Party Access—An Industrial Organisation Perspective pp. 165-183

Christian Growitsch and Thomas Wein

The Effects of Regulating Mobile Termination Rates for Asymmetric Networks pp. 185-197

Ralf Dewenter and Justus Haucap

Taxes, Tradable Rights and Transaction Costs pp. 199-223

Evy Crals and Lode Vereeck

A Different Reason for “De-Coasing†Environmental Law and Economics pp. 225-246

Alessandra Arcuri

Volume 20, issue 1, 2005

Credible Criminal Enforcement pp. 5-15

Matthew Baker and Thomas Miceli

False and Reluctant Friends? National Money Laundering Regulation, International Compliance and Non-Cooperative Countries pp. 17-30

Donato Masciandaro

Optimal Pricing of Court Services pp. 31-41

Neil Rickman and Dionisia Tzavara

Litigation, Judicial Path-Dependence, and Legal Change pp. 43-56

Vincy Fon, Francesco Parisi and Ben Depoorter

Corporate Governance: Towards a Theory of Regulatory Shift pp. 57-70

J. Kirkbride, S. Letza and X. Sun

Electricity Market Restructuring and Energy Contracts: A Critical Note on the EU Commission’s NEA Decision pp. 71-85

Laura Onofri

Governance and Incentive Regulation in Defence Industry Enterprises: A Case Study pp. 87-97

Carlos Pestana Barros

Medical Errors: Mandatory Reporting, Voluntary Reporting, or Both? pp. 99-112

Sverre Grepperud

No-Fault Compensation in the Health Care Sector, Tort and Insurance Law Series pp. 113-115

Gernot Pehnelt

Law in a Market Context: An Introduction to Market Concepts in Legal Reasoning pp. 117-119

Fredrik Jörgensen

Volume 19, issue 3, 2005

Editorial pp. 219-220

Jürgen Backhaus

A Brief Introduction to Veit Ludwig von Seckendorff (1626–1692) pp. 221-230

Erik Reinert

Benevolent Governance and Fiscal Federalism in Veit Ludwig von Seckendorff’s Teutscher Fürsten Stat (1656): Comment on Erik S. Reinert pp. 231-233

Enrico Schöbel

Seckendorff as an Economist in Comparison with Contemporary Writers pp. 235-247

GÃœnther Chaloupek

Veit Ludwig von Seckendorff’s “Fürsten Stat†and the Duchy of Saxe-Gotha pp. 249-266

Andreas Klinger

Ideals and Reality: A Comment on Andreas Klinger’s Article “Veit Ludwig von Seckendorff’s “Fürsten Stat†and the Duchy of Saxe-Gotha†pp. 267-270

Hans Frambach

Cameralism and Commercial Rivalry: Nationbuilding through Economic Autarky in Seckendorff’s 1665 Additiones pp. 271-286

Sophus Reinert

The Benevolent Prince in Veit Ludwig von Seckendorff’s Teutscher Fürsten Stat with Special Consideration of the Prince’s Revenues, Regalia and Taxes pp. 287-303

Helge Peukert

The Benevolent Prince in Veit Ludwig von Seckendorff’s Teutscher Fürsten Stat with Special Consideration of the Prince’s Revenues, Regalia and Taxes: Comment pp. 305-309

Ringa Raudla

Books, Bureaus, and the Historiography of Cameralism pp. 311-320

Andre Wakefield

Volume 19, issue 2, 2005

Editorial pp. 163-163

Jürgen Backhaus

Selfish and Indoctrinated Economists? pp. 165-171

Bruno S. Frey and Stephan Meier

Problems with Publishing: Existing State and Solutions pp. 173-190

Bruno S. Frey

Political Journals in Germany pp. 191-197

Wolfgang Bergsdorf

Influence and the Referee Process pp. 199-206

Peter Senn

European Editors of Economics Journals—A General Discussion pp. 207-211

Enrico Schöbel

Volume 19, issue 1, 2005

Can Labelling Policies Do More Harm Than Good? An Analysis Applied to Environmental Labelling Schemes pp. 5-16

Douadia Bougherara, Gilles Grolleau and Luc Thiébaut

Kyoto, Europe?—An Economic Evaluation of the European Emission Trading Directive pp. 17-39

Alfred Endres and Cornelia Ohl

A Naval Revolution and Institutional Change: The Case of the United Provinces pp. 41-68

George Emm. Halkos and Nickolas Kyriazis

External Finance, Firm Growth and the Benefits of Information Disclosure: Evidence from Finland pp. 69-93

Ari Hyytinen and Mika Pajarinen

Counterfeiting and an Optimal Monitoring Policy pp. 95-114

Jen-Te Yao

A Political Economy Model of Workers Representation: The Case of Union Elections in Spain pp. 115-134

Miguel A. Malo

On the Limitation of Penalties and the Non-Equivalence of Penalties and Taxes pp. 135-151

Stéphan Marette, Estelle Gozlan and Bénédicte Coestier

Book Review pp. 153-155

Enrico Schöbel