International Review of Law and Economics

1981 - 2025

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Volume 61, issue C, 2020

State gun laws and the movement of crime guns between states

Leo Kahane

Empirical methodology for the evaluation of collusive behaviour in vertically-related markets: An application to the “yogurt cartel” in France

Céline Bonnet and Zohra Mechemache

The performance of corporate legal insiders on the French stock market

Stanislas Nivelleau De La Brunière, Jean-Come Haye and Paolo Mazza

Litigation and corporate risk taking: Evidence from Chinese listed firms

Xiaoge Liu, Miao Miao and Ruiming Liu

Debt-to-equity conversion in bankruptcy reorganization and post-bankruptcy firm survival

Jaka Cepec and Peter Grajzl

Multi-court judging and judicial productivity in a career judiciary: Evidence from Nepal

Peter Grajzl and Shikha Silwal

Prison, semi-liberty and recidivism: Bounding causal effects in a survival model

Benjamin Monnery, François-Charles Wolff and Anaïs Henneguelle

How do patent incentives affect university researchers?

Lisa Ouellette and Andrew Tutt

Understanding public enforcement of securities law in China: An empirical analysis of the enforcement actions of the CSRC and its regional offices against informational misconduct

Wenming Xu and Guangdong Xu

Settlement implications of lawyer advertising

Tim Friehe, Yannick Gabuthy and Eve-Angeline Lambert

Incentives to take care under contributory and comparative fault: The role of strategic complementarity

Benjamin G. Ogden and Keith N. Hylton

Beyond replication: A few comments on Spruk and Kovac and Martin-Quinn scores

Michael Heise

Volume 60, issue C, 2019

Quorum rules and shareholder voting

Patricia Charléty, Marie-Cécile Fagart and Saïd Souam

On esteem-based incentives

Ali Mazyaki and Joël van der Weele

A microeconomic foundation for optimal money laundering policies

Maryam Imanpour, Stephanie Rosenkranz, Bastian Westbrock, Brigitte Unger and Joras Ferwerda

Compliance effects of sovereign debt cuts

Eckhard Janeba and Armin Steinbach

Pretrial settlement and coercion: An experiment

Eve-Angeline Lambert, Emmanuel Peterle and Jean-Christian Tisserand

Laws and norms: Experimental evidence with liability rules

Bruno Deffains, Romain Espinosa and Claude Fluet

Are lawyers worth the cost? Legal counsel in environmental criminal court cases

Dietrich Earnhart and Sandra Rousseau

Ownership and political control: Evidence from charter amendments

John Zhuang Liu and Angela Huyue Zhang

Why consider the lighthouse a public good?

Rosolino A. Candela and Vincent Geloso

The effect of a ban on late-night off-premise alcohol sales on violent crime: Evidence from Germany

Florian Baumann, Achim Buchwald, Tim Friehe, Hanna Hottenrott and Mario Mechtel

Apportionment of liability by the stochastic Shapley value

Jeong-Yoo Kim and Seewoo Lee

The paradox of minority attorney satisfaction

Milan Markovic and Gabriele Plickert

Leniency Can Increase Deterrence

Alexander Lundberg

What’s in a name? A taxonomy of replication

William H.J. Hubbard and David Hyman

Replicating and extending Martin-Quinn scores

Rok Spruk and Mitja Kovac

Volume 59, issue C, 2019

Development status and decision-making in investment treaty arbitration pp. 1-12

Weijia Rao

Electoral competition and corruption: Evidence from municipality audits in Greece pp. 13-20

Dimitris Batzilis

Argumentation quantity and quality: A litigation success function pp. 21-30

António Osório and Barbara Luppi

You gotta fight for your right? Publicly assigned but privately enforced property rights pp. 31-39

Griffin Edwards and Joshua Robinson

The voting rights of ex-felons and election outcomes in the United States pp. 40-56

Tilman Klumpp, Hugo M. Mialon and Michael A. Williams

Optimal non-prosecution agreements and the reputational effects of convictions pp. 57-64

Murat C. Mungan

Identifying the impact of labor market opportunities on criminal behavior pp. 65-81

J.J. Prescott and Benjamin Pyle

Trial by skype: A causality-oriented replication exploring the use of remote video adjudication in immigration removal proceedings1 pp. 82-97

Dane Thorley and Joshua Mitts

A note on replication analysis pp. 98-102

Sven Hoeppner

Volume 58, issue C, 2019

A replication study worth replicating: A comment on Salmanowitz and Spamann pp. 1-2

William H.J. Hubbard

“Replication of mismatch research: Ayers, Brooks, and Ho” (Comment) pp. 3-5

David Bjerk

We’ll See You in... Court! The lack of arbitration clauses in international commercial contracts pp. 6-24

Julian Nyarko

Malice in pretrial negotiations pp. 25-33

Brishti Guha

Fiscal rules and structural reforms pp. 34-42

Rana Sajedi and Armin Steinbach

Friends with benefits: Case significance, amicus curiae, and agenda setting on the U.S. Supreme Court pp. 43-53

Jessica A. Schoenherr and Ryan C. Black

The stickiness of norms pp. 54-62

Katherine Farrow and Rustam Romaniuc

Biased judgements of fairness in bargaining: A replication in the laboratory pp. 63-74

Svenja Hippel and Sven Hoeppner

Replication of mismatch research: Ayres, Brooks and Ho pp. 75-88

Richard Sander

Do criminal justice reforms reduce crime and perceived risk of crime? A quasi-experimental approach in Peru pp. 89-100

Wilson Hernández

The role of judicial review in developing evidentiary standards: The example of market analysis in Russian competition law enforcement pp. 101-114

Svetlana Avdasheva, Svetlana Golovanova and Yannis Katsoulacos

Strategic behavior in environmental contests with asymmetric ability and reimbursement pp. 115-126

Rémi Morin Chassé

The optimal adjustment to liability when litigation is costly: A note pp. 127-131

Jef De Mot and Thomas J. Miceli

Why information security law has been ineffective in addressing security vulnerabilities: Evidence from California data breach notifications and relevant court and government records pp. 132-145

Sangchul Park

Physicians with multiple paid medical malpractice claims: Are they outliers or just unlucky? pp. 146-157

Bernard Black, David A. Hyman and Joshua Y. Lerner