European Journal of Law and Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Jürgen Georg Backhaus, Giovanni B. Ramello and Alain Marciano

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The Impact of Unfunded Environmental Mandates When Environmental Quality and Timber are Produced Jointly pp. 199-216: David Laband
Displacing your Principal. Two Historical Case Studies of Some Interest for the Constitutional Future of Europe pp. 217-233: Jean-Michel Josselin and Alain Marciano
Etienne Laspeyres' History of the Economic Thought of the Netherlanders: A Law & Economics Classic? pp. 235-242: Wolfgang Drechsler
An Economic Theory of Court Delay pp. 243-268: Lode Vereeck and Manuela Mühl

Editorial pp. 119-120: Jürgen Backhaus and Frank Stephen
Social Security and Taxation: A Note on Some Intellectual Foundations of Social Security and Taxation pp. 121-124: Will Albeda
Theory for Accounting or Accounting Theory: An Essay on the Interaction between Economics and Accounting pp. 125-138: Simon Duindam and Bernard Verstegen
The Case for Supply-Side Economics Revisited: The Effect of Time Preference pp. 139-160: Ludwig Van Den Hauwe
The Contribution of the “Dutch School” in Public Finance to the Theory of Personal Income Taxation (1870–1920) pp. 161-168: Gerrit Meijer
A New Tax on Income from Capital in the Netherlands pp. 169-178: René Niessen
Allocative or Distributive Aims of Income Taxation? pp. 179-189: Karl-Heinz Schmidt

Editorial Volume 10 (1) pp. 5-6: Jürgen Backhaus and Frank Stephen
Economic and Sociological Approaches To Institutions: Economy, Society And Law pp. 7-30: Milan Zafirovski
Honesty in Environmental Compliance Games pp. 31-41: Philippe Bontems and Gilles Rotillon
Environmental “Citizen Suits” in the Czech Republic pp. 43-68: Dietrich Earnhart
Antitrust Enforcement: Abuse Control or Notification? pp. 69-91: Verena Hahn
Efficient Contract Remedies And the European Unification pp. 93-112: Elli Kraizberg and Moshe Arenst

The Bundling of Similar Interests in Litigation. The Incentives for Class Action and Legal Actions taken by Associations pp. 183-213: Hans-Bernd Schaefer
Macroeconomic Development and Civil Litigation pp. 215-230: Gerhard Clemenz and Klaus Gugler
Lawyers, Legislation and Social Welfare pp. 231-254: Harald Hau and Marcel Thum
Privatisations in Spain: Process, Policies and Goals pp. 255-280: Joaquim Vergés-Jaime
Verifiability, Incomplete Contracts and Dispute Resolution pp. 281-290: Justin Zhang and Tian Zhu

The Cost of the Game: A Taxonomy of Social Interactions pp. 99-114: Francesco Parisi
An Economic Analysis of the American and the Continental Rule for Allocating Legal Costs pp. 115-125: Peter Van Wijck and Ben Van Velthoven
Judges and CEOs: French Aspects of Corporate Governance pp. 127-143: Christiane Alcouffe
Contracts, Necessity and Ex Ante Optimality pp. 145-156: Alfredo Esposto
The Bosman Ruling and the Emergence of a Single Market in Soccer Talent pp. 157-173: Peter Antonioni and John Cubbin

Precontractual Duties of Disclosure: A Comparative and Economic Perspective pp. 5-19: Hein Kötz
Tax Amnesty as Price-Discriminating Behavior by a Monopolistic Government pp. 21-32: Carla Marchese and Alberto Cassone
The Offset Rule: Some Multinational Evidence pp. 33-50: Richard (Robin) Carter and John Palmer
Trade Secrets, Firm-Specific Human Capital, and Optimal Contracting pp. 51-73: Nahum Biger and Steven Plaut
Protection against Unfair Contracts: An Economic Analysis of European Regulation pp. 75-91: Peter Van Wijck and Jules Theeuwes

Economic Efficiency in a World of Frictions pp. 179-197: Eirik Furubotn
The Impact of Regulation on Innovation pp. 199-205: Lucy Firth and David Mellor
Getting Out of Debt: Garnishment of Wage in Whose Interest? pp. 207-230: Christoph Zaborowski and Peter Zweifel
Lender Liability for Environmental Harm: An Argument Against Negligence Based Rules pp. 231-250: Eberhard Feess
Regulatory Competition: A Private International Law Approach pp. 251-270: Francisco Garcimartín Alférez

To Arbitrate or To Litigate: That Is the Question pp. 91-151: Bruce Benson
Sailing Towards the Brave New World of Zero Transaction Costs pp. 153-169: Bingyuang Hsiung

Public Choice at the Intersection of Environmental Law and Economics pp. 5-27: Bruce Yandle
A Deferential Role for Efficiency Theory in Analysing Causation-Based Tort Law pp. 29-49: Paul Burrows
Compensation of Uncertain Lost Earnings pp. 51-61: Göran Skogh and Luisa Tibiletti
The Liberalization of the Telecommunications Sector: A Rent-Seeking Perspective pp. 63-77: Alden Abbott and Gordon Brady
Consolidation of the Field: a Review Article pp. 79-83: Jürgen Backhaus

Optimal Law Enforcement with Dissemination of Information pp. 183-196: Nuno Garoupa
Implicit Consitutional Change-Changing the Meaning of the Constitution Without Changing the Text of the Document pp. 197-224: Stefan Voigt
Money Laundering: the Economics of Regulation pp. 225-240: Donato Masciandaro
Reversed Solidarity in Pension Plans pp. 241-260: Johan Den Hertog
The Law and Economics of European Monetary Integration pp. 261-267: Jurgen Backhaus

The Italian Post War Fiscal Constitution: Reasons of a Failure pp. 103-117: Francesco Forte
Corporate Ownership by Industrial Foundations pp. 117-137: Steen Thomsen
Dominance in the Tetra Pak Case: An Empirical Approach pp. 137-161: Aurora García-Gallego and Nikolaos Georgantzís
The Undesirability of Detailed Judicial Reasoning pp. 161-175: Moshe Bar Niv (burnovski) and Zvi Safra

The German Civil Code of 1896: An Economic Interpretation pp. 5-15: Jürgen Backhaus
Assessing and Tax Accounting Principles in the German Civil and Commercial Code and the Impact on Tax Compliance pp. 15-47: Reginald Hansen
Shall Housekeeping Tasks Become a Duty for Husbands? pp. 47-54: Wilhelm Wolf
Equality and Sharing: Views of Household Across the Iron Curtain pp. 55-64: Margaret Brinig
Why has the German Civil Code Proven so Durable? pp. 65-92: Peter Senn
German influences on Japanese Pre-war Constitution and Civil Code pp. 93-95: Shigenari Kanamori