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Costs and Cautionary Tales : Economic Insights for the Law, PDF eBook

Costs and Cautionary Tales : Economic Insights for the Law PDF

Part of the Legal Theory Today series

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The aim of this book is to provide an overview of how economic analysis can enrich an understanding of law and can provide standards for its critical evaluation. It eschews a dogmatic approach, acknowledging that non-economic goals play an important part in the law. It is directed primarily at lawyers and law students, particularly those who hitherto have been sceptical of the uses and value of law and economics. It is not a conventional textbook in the sense that it does not deal systematically with different areas of law. Rather each chapter is built on a particular theme or set of themes, with examples drawn from across legal categories. The approach is discursive, anecdotal and analytical, reflecting the ideas and convictions developed during the author's 30 years working in the field of law and economics.

Winner of the Hart SLSA Book Prize 2007 for an outstanding piece of socio-legal scholarship.

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