International Review of Law and Economics

1981 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. Ott, A. W. Katz and H-B. SchÃ¤fer

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Information and settlement: Empirical evidence on Daubert rulings and settlement rates pp. 1-11: James C. Cooper
Using eminent domain to refinance underwater mortgages: A welfare analysis pp. 12-22: Thomas J. Miceli, Katherine Pancak and Kathleen Segerson
Impact of patent litigation on the subsequent patenting behavior of the plaintiff small and medium enterprises in Japan pp. 23-28: Wei Hu, Tohru Yoshioka-Kobayashi and Toshiya Watanabe
The EU debt crisis: Testing and revisiting conventional legal doctrine pp. 29-37: Paul De Grauwe, Yuemei Ji and Armin Steinbach
Sharing is daring: An experiment on consent, chilling effects and a salient privacy nudge pp. 38-49: Yoan Hermstrüwer and Stephan Dickert
Superseding Dublin: The European asylum system as a non-cooperative game pp. 50-59: Enzo Rossi

Do anti-bullying policies deter in-school bullying victimization? pp. 1-6: Dimitrios Nikolaou
The effects of malpractice non-economic damage caps on the supply of physician labor: Heterogeneity by physician age and risk pp. 7-14: Michael Pesko, Meagan Cea, Jayme Mendelsohn and Tara F. Bishop
Exploring the effects of state differences in alcohol retail restrictions pp. 15-24: Paul Byrne and Dmitri Nizovtsev
Dispute the patent, short the stock: Empirical analysis of a new hedge fund strategy pp. 25-35: Rabea Kruppert
An economic analysis of debarment pp. 36-49: Emmanuelle Auriol and Tina Søreide
Occupational licensing causes a wage premium: Evidence from a natural experiment in Colorado’s funeral services industry pp. 50-59: Brandon Pizzola and Alexander Tabarrok

Litigation with judgment proof defendants pp. 1-9: Amy Farmer and Paul Pecorino
The consequences of sex offender residency restriction: Evidence from North Carolina pp. 10-22: Songman Kang
Self-control and crime revisited: Disentangling the effect of self-control on risk taking and antisocial behavior pp. 23-32: Tim Friehe and Hannah Schildberg-Hörisch
Choosing ADR or litigation pp. 33-40: Bruno Deffains, Dominique Demougin and Claudine Desrieux
An empirical analysis of advance notice provisions in corporate bylaws: Evidence from Canada pp. 41-56: Anita Anand and Michele Dathan

Explaining constitutional change: The case of judicial independence pp. 1-13: Bernd Hayo and Stefan Voigt
Securities fraud and corporate board turnover: New evidence from lawsuit outcomes pp. 14-25: Christopher Baum, James G. Bohn and Atreya Chakraborty
Shielding of assets and lending contracts pp. 26-35: Yonathan A. Arbel
Persistence and change in age-specific gender gaps: Hollywood actors from the silent era onward pp. 36-49: Robert K. Fleck and F. Andrew Hanssen
Tax claims, government priority, absolute priority and the resolution of financial distress pp. 50-58: Timothy Fisher, Jocelyn Martel and Ilanit Gavious
The Priest-Klein hypotheses: Proofs and generality pp. 59-76: Yoon-Ho Alex Lee and Daniel Klerman
Violence and law enforcement in markets for illegal goods pp. 77-87: Daniel Flores

On the influence of Magna Carta and other cultural relics pp. 3-9: Zachary Elkins, Tom Ginsburg and James Melton
The two sides of Magna Carta: How good government sometimes wins out over public choice pp. 10-21: Richard A. Epstein
Magna Carta, the rule of law, and the limits on government pp. 22-28: Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde
The long transition from a natural state to a liberal economic order pp. 29-39: Mark Koyama
An economic analysis of Magna Carta pp. 40-46: Peter Leeson and Paola A. Suarez
Magna Carta: The rule of law in early common law litigation pp. 47-52: Thomas Lund
Magna Carta revisited: parchment, guns, and constitutional order pp. 53-59: Shruti Rajagopalan
The Making of a Monster: King John in fiction from Bale to the Victorians pp. 60-66: Nicholas Vincent
Words, words, words: The remarkable perseverance of Magna Carta pp. 67-71: Stephen F. Williams

The role of governments in hostile takeovers – Evidence from regulation, anti-takeover provisions and government interventions pp. 1-15: Maximilian Rowoldt and Dennis Starke
Why plaintiffs’ attorneys use contingent and defense attorneys fixed fee contracts pp. 16-23: Winand Emons and Claude Fluet
Malicious litigation pp. 24-32: Brishti Guha
Duopoly competition with non-deceptive counterfeiters pp. 33-40: Chien-Wei Wu, Jyh-Chyi Gong and Hsien-Hung Chiu
The expectation effect of a fall in divorce costs pp. 41-47: Mehmet Bac
The importance of conflicts of interest in attributing sovereign credit ratings pp. 48-66: Oscar Bernal, Alexandre Girard and Jean-Yves Gnabo
Adversarial bias, litigation, and the Daubert test: An economic approach pp. 67-75: Chulyoung Kim
New evidence on the impact of concealed carry weapon laws on crime pp. 76-83: Mehdi Barati
Country level governance variables and ownership concentration as determinants of firm value in Latin America pp. 84-95: Paolo Saona and Pablo San Martin

The quality-assuring role of mutual fund advisory fees pp. 1-19: Michel A. Habib and D. Bruce Johnsen
The impact of European antitrust policy: Evidence from the stock market pp. 20-33: Andrea Günster and Mathijs van Dijk
Sentencing discretion and burdens of proof pp. 34-42: Alexander Lundberg
Double-edged torts pp. 43-48: Barbara Luppi, Francesco Parisi and Daniel Pi
Endogenous legal traditions pp. 49-69: Carmine Guerriero
Optimal rules of negligent misrepresentation in insurance contract law pp. 70-77: Henrik Lando
The impact of social pressure on tax compliance: A field experiment pp. 78-85: Pietro Battiston and Simona Gamba
A generalized model for reputational sanctions and the (ir)relevance of the interactions between legal and reputational sanctions pp. 86-92: Murat C. Mungan